Two articles on Ram Trucks. from Hagerty. Two Ramchargers, one old and one new.

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2025 Ram 1500 Ramcharger: Hybrid pickup joins new-school battery with old-school V-6 - Hagerty Media

You may remember the Ramcharger of old, but Ram's 2025 version is a bit more high-tech thanks to a big battery and a V-6 generator.

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Dodge’s original Ramcharger didn’t have a plug, but it had plenty of character - Hagerty Media

If, to you, "Ramcharger" doesn't mean a hybrid but a rugged SUV, know that plenty of the old-school ones survive, and they're still relatively affordable.

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Thanks for the links

Most Ramcharger enthusiasts consider 91-93 a third gen of it's own, because the frame had to change to crumple frame and the magnum engines became available, along with a facelift for the front end. Up here in WI, they also rusted a lot worse and had more electrical issues.
Interior of the 80's trucks was updated to a fairly modern type in 87. '90 was the first time an OD auto was offered, optional.

My older brother owned a K5 when I was a youngster, I had a Bronco with a 351 shortly after high school, and now own a '90 Ramcharger. Of the three, the Ramcharger is the best built, by a wide margin for the 80's and 90's. Probably a toss up with the Bronco for the late 70's trucks. 78/79 Ford trucks were built like tanks.
People ignore the 90's 2 door Tahoe's. Those were much better built than the older K5's, but they look too new yet for collectors. I think that will change in the next 2-3 years.