1982 Dodge Rampage Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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Love my Rammy! only needs a few more parts and she'll be done! thumbnail
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$7,006 to $7,512

What owners say

AI Summary · 6 reviews

"Owners of the 1982 Dodge Rampage generally feel very positive about the truck's performance and practicality. Many appreciate its ease of handling, fuel efficiency, and unique design, while some concerns have been raised about rust and the need for specific parts. The comfortable interior and good visibility are other highlights for drivers, but the stock carburetors have received criticism. Overall, it's seen as a reliable, fun-to-drive option."

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Loved this little Pickup. 2.2L Engine was easy work on and it was great in the snow. Wouldn't mind having another one as a little weekend runabout. Great little pickup truck. I've hauled over 8 sheets of drywall and it never missed a step.

October 21, 2009

One owner, no rust,no dents. Kept in garage. Complete Shelby drivetrain. Fresh ground up restoration. Body and paint perfect,Origional interior like new. New racing seats with 5 point harneses. Excellent performance, 300 horse power. ten thousand RPM tach, 160 MPH speedometer.

February 17, 2011

I still have the old Rampage. It was great to drive, faster than hell for a 80's front driver. Too bad Chrysler had no idea what rust protection is.

March 30, 2008

$7,006 to $7,512