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Thanks....but, at the same time, I don't think I should be given credit for something that isn't necessarily my own brain-power.
I'll let you in on a little secret, Guys. Ever hear of a Google Reverse-Image Search? If all else fails, and you absolutely can't think of the vehicle name, or if you are perplexed by the image, just go to the Google Image site, and, in the lower search-bar, you will see a black camera icon. Click on it, and it will tell you to enter the URL, camera-upload, or copy of the image you want to search. Enter it, and Google will search anything in the system with the associated web site or ID connected with that image. That might (?) be considered cheating...depends on one's point of view. But I wanted to be completely honest....I don't believe in taking false-credit.
Without using the search, I'd say the Ram 2500. The "C" stands for a Cummins diesel.
You got it mmarshal!
Dodge Ram, 3/4 Ton, Big Horn Edition with the 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel, Lifted, and all the fun stuff.
Dude was super cool to let me take pics to post in forum.
06-24-22, 01:35 PM
Ever hear of a Google Reverse-Image Search? If all else fails, and you absolutely can't think of the vehicle name, or if you are perplexed by the image, just go to the Google Image site, and, in the lower search-bar, you will see a black camera icon. Click on it, and it will tell you to enter the URL, camera-upload, or copy of the image you want to search. Enter it, and Google will search anything in the system with the associated web site or ID connected with that image. That might (?) be considered cheating...depends on one's point of view. But I wanted to be completely honest....I don't believe in taking false-credit.
