Let's Get Classic Truck Gold Digging With This 1984 Dodge Ram Prospector

Born no less than 37 years ago, this Dodge Ram D-250 is actually in a remarkably good condition considering it spent its entire life up North in the “Great Lakes State.” Fortunately, it managed to carry on with the advertised tough and rust-free condition because it was a “summer cruiser,” according to Garage Kept Motors' listing.

Of course, the dealer wouldn’t have it any other way, as we are used to seeing many interesting vehicles come up for sale across their lots. This time around, we’re not dealing with a pristine feature, as the D-250 Prospector is not only a bit high with the mileage count (76,561 miles to be precise) but also in need of a little tender love and care.

Sure, those paint marks aren’t something to be afraid of when dealing with a workhorse truck, especially when this dual-tone brown and tan D-250 Prospector has such a stylish combination both on the outside and inside. We particularly like the way its sculpted “charging ram” hood ornament gets a call-back from the fur-like treatment bestowed upon the door cards and the way its simple interior headliner contrasts with the tan bench.

Moving on, the dealer notes this Dodge Ram truck also comes with an untouched exterior featuring all the factory amenities one would have expected when purchasing the D-250 Prospector brand new. Notable highlights include the bevy of chrome and stainless-steel trim on the outside, as well as the unblemished fabric upholstery or the faux-wood dashboard.

Under the hood resides a flagship 5.9-liter (360 cubic inches) V8, which looks ready and willing for some action. Better yet, there are no reports of possible failures, and overall this Dodge Ram truck really isn’t going to break the bank, because the asking price is just $14,900.