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I have seen Exit Wounds on HBO has been on quite a bit this week, and I can't help but notice in the 1st few scenes with the Ram 1500 there is a label on the drivers window that is huge and it looks like a window sticker with out the options on it.
 
If you buy "Me, Myself and Irene" on DVD, they have a making the movie section and where they show the filming of one of the scenes the camera truck is a red ISB ram. And you can hear it really well too.
 
The movie Free Money has a black Dodge Ram

3500 4x4, but it's a V10 not a Cummins. :{



Free Money, 1998

Directed by Yves Simoneau and starring

Marlon Brando, Charlie Sheen, Thomas Haden Church

Donald Sutherland, Mira Sorvino, Martin Sheen

Jean-Pierre Bergeron, Frank Fontaine
 
The lost a Dodge RAM in twister. Couldn't tell what model or engine.





Then there was the POS Chevy (I think) in "Any Which Way But Loose".
 
The Ram in Twister was a 2500 V8. If we go back a few years and remember Chuck Norris movies, how about Lone Wolf McQuade and his supercharged Ramcharger! :D
 
and the ram in the movie with bruce willis in Die hard with a vengence.

it had a winch that they used to go down to the boat with.
 
Wasn't the supercharger in Lone Wolf McQuade's Ramcharger portrayed as being pushbutton activated - on demand? Seems like an unfeasible idea, but copied (if I remember correctly) from the Mad Max movie.
 
if you have a centrifical super charger, it could work with a clutch setup. what i would like to see is a 2spd gearbox on the end of a roots blower. under drive for normal use, hit a button and the gears switch into overdrive. that could be something that the movies could do:D
 
A movie with Bill Murray in wich he inheits an elephant. I can't remember off hand name of the movie. But Bill Steals a 3500 to haul an elephant to freedom. I'm pretty sure it was Cummins powered.
 
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