Incredibly original and extremely well documented
with only 15,293 actual miles. 1 of Only 3 early promotional trucks for the May 26, 1996 Indianapolis 500
Race. Uniquely rare with known ownership history, there
have been "Only 2 Retail Owners" since new and it is
currently documented within a private dealer collection,
all professionally recorded by Spuds Garage...
Original documents and/or copies include (certificate of origin)
& build sheet with the specific option
codes: 4BAA Company Cars, 4BC Public Relations, 4HA Special Scheduling
Condition 1, AGJ Indy Special Appearance
Package etc. "All" components, exterior
finishes and trim are of original build and power tour
use. "1 of 3 Original - Concept Indy Ram".
This example, has always been respected, properly stored
and carefully protected, will you be the next
caretaker?
Concept Truck History:
In 1996 Dodge produced the Indy ram Pace Truck to go
along with the introduction of the 1996 Viper GTS at the
Indy 500. The "Replica" Indy Rams were modeled after the
THREE "Official" full-dress Indy Ram's built as
"Concepts" pre-Indy. These original Rams were built by
MSX (then Masco Tec) in Detroit. They were equipped with
all of the goodies including computer, headers, valve
springs, pulleys, exhaust, low restriction air filter as
well as hard tonneau cover, ground effects, running
boards and front/rear smooth air dams. The duties of
these 3 and very "Rare" trucks were as follows:
Truck #1:
One of THREE identically custom assembled Dodge Ram
1500's by MSX, it was utilized as the Dodge/Mopar Emissions
certification vehicle. The then-head of Dodge/Viper
Marketing, Ron Smith, was assigned this truck in
conjunction with being the "Official Pace Car" and VCA
coordinator at Indy for Dodge.
Truck #2:
Indy Ram was loaned to Indy 500 President, Tony George,
for 60 days. He and his staff used it extensively during
race month.
Truck #3:
This exact truck; was the "Magazine-Public Relations
Pool Truck" that "Hot Rod Magazine" and others initially
used for media testing. This was the "Public-Debut"
Indy Ram. As part of the promotion of the Indy Ram
Truck, this exact truck accompanied the 1996 Hot Rod
Magazine Power Tour. The number #77 on the windshield,
rear window and key tag, identified the truck at the
Indy 500.
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