1983 Dodge Rampage Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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User reviews for 1983 Dodge Rampage
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by Chris M
Mar 01, 2012
The Rampage is a light duty utility vehicle, similar in style to the Ford Ranchero or the Chevrolet ElCamino. The Rampage is built on a stretched Dodge Omni / Plymouth Tourismo / Dodge Charger platform. It has a front engine / front wheel drive drivetrain. Mar 01, 2012
by Dave S
Jan 05, 2011
Easy to maintain, very reliable, Absolute blast to drive, Milage was very good considering the time period for when it was made. One of the most versitile vehicles I have ever owned. wish it would have been available for more years and made avaible with the turbo charged engine from the factory. I have since cured that problem, the vehicle now has between 300 to 350 HP, from a 2.2 ltr engine.Jan 05, 2011
by Anonymous
May 01, 2010
Fun car to drive, and good to haul lite loads. Downside is finding parts, and the shifter linkage pops loose sometimes. Will be great car/truck when I customize, and fix the linkage to stay on. Takes time and money.May 01, 2010
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by Chris M
Mar 01, 2012
The Rampage is a light duty utility vehicle, similar in style to the Ford Ranchero or the Chevrolet ElCamino. The Rampage is built on a stretched Dodge Omni / Plymouth Tourismo / Dodge Charger platform. It has a front engine / front wheel drive drivetrain. Mar 01, 2012
by Dave S
Jan 05, 2011
Easy to maintain, very reliable, Absolute blast to drive, Milage was very good considering the time period for when it was made. One of the most versitile vehicles I have ever owned. wish it would have been available for more years and made avaible with the turbo charged engine from the factory. I have since cured that problem, the vehicle now has between 300 to 350 HP, from a 2.2 ltr engine.Jan 05, 2011
by Anonymous
May 01, 2010
Fun car to drive, and good to haul lite loads. Downside is finding parts, and the shifter linkage pops loose sometimes. Will be great car/truck when I customize, and fix the linkage to stay on. Takes time and money.May 01, 2010
by Matt B
Jun 04, 2008
This truck is a hybrid of a small pickup and the from end of the Dodge
Charger. It gets great gas milage for being a small 4 cylinder and being
from the 80's. It could easily handle more then it's fair share of work,
and would run like a champ with little work needed.Jun 04, 2008
by Chris R
Dec 07, 2007
Automakers will never come up with anything quite as awesome as the 1983 Dodge Rampage ever, ever again.
Limited to 3 years of production, this butt-ugly half-car-half-truck was the secret, dirty desire of guys everywhere. You could go to the beach with it. You could haul stuff. You can drive all over the damn country in it. You could deliver 200 pizzas at once every Friday to a high school in southern California. You can withstand extreme heat and extreme cold inside of a week. Screw air conditioning, we have windows we can roll down. You can sneak 4 buddies into the drive-in. You can *actually transport* 16 people: 4 in the cab and the rest in the back. You can lift it up onto the sidewalk with 3 friends. You can rebuild the engine cooling system with hand tools and water jugs. You can do anything, anytime, anywhere, with this... ugly piece of awesome crap.
I wish I still had it.Dec 07, 2007
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1983 Dodge Rampage Pricing
Original MSRP
$6,991 to $7,563Price range
N/AAverage price on CG
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N/ATrims & specs
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
