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A little while ago, I made a base showing off my attempt at a 1979-85 Dodge Ram Van. While I knew it wasn't 100% accurate, I knew it was just a placeholder for a much larger project. And that's what you're seeing right now. The van was offered with various lengths. Here, I've replicated most of them. Those being the 178 (454 cm), 196 (500 cm), and 222 inch (566cm) lengths. I also gave them various parts such as the later front-end and certain model year hubcaps as well as an optional side mirror. Like their predecessor: www.deviantart.com/gijf2k1/art… , they had different names to differentiate passenger and cargo versions from each other. At first, they used the Sportsman and Tradesman nomenclature until 1981. By then, cargo versions were known as the Dodge Ram Van while passenger versions were known as the Dodge Ram Wagon. By this time, the van was solely made in Windsor, Canada as the St. Louis plant was retooled to produce K-Cars. The Dodge Ram Van also had a European counterpart called the Dodge/Renault 50 Series.

Credits:

Base: mcspyder1 /MEDIC1543

Ambulance Roof: MEDIC1543

Light Bar and Window Tint: hooknhalligan132

Misc Parts: mcspyder1 /MEDIC1543 /rolfjeannoel

Dodge, Tradesman, Ram Van, Sportsman, Ram Wagon, and related names © Stellantis

Description
A little while ago, I made a base showing off my attempt at a 1979-85 Dodge Ram Van. While I knew it wasn't 100% accurate, I knew it was just a placeholder for a much larger project. And that's what you're seeing right now. The van was offered with various lengths. Here, I've replicated most of them. Those being the 178 (454 cm), 196 (500 cm), and 222 inch (566cm) lengths. I also gave them various parts such as the later front-end and certain model year hubcaps as well as an optional side mirror. Like their predecessor: www.deviantart.com/gijf2k1/art… , they had different names to differentiate passenger and cargo versions from each other. At first, they used the Sportsman and Tradesman nomenclature until 1981. By then, cargo versions were known as the Dodge Ram Van while passenger versions were known as the Dodge Ram Wagon. By this time, the van was solely made in Windsor, Canada as the St. Louis plant was retooled to produce K-Cars. The Dodge Ram Van also had a European counterpart called the Dodge/Renault 50 Series.

Credits:

Base: mcspyder1 /MEDIC1543

Ambulance Roof: MEDIC1543

Light Bar and Window Tint: hooknhalligan132

Misc Parts: mcspyder1 /MEDIC1543 /rolfjeannoel

Dodge, Tradesman, Ram Van, Sportsman, Ram Wagon, and related names © Stellantis