Not since Chuck Norris and Nolan Ryan has it been this cool to be a Texas Ranger.
The Ram Truck brand has unveiled a one-of-a-kind Texas Ranger concept truck to commemorate and promote their partnership with the law-enforcement agency and the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum.
Although the Ram Texas Ranger edition was designed as a one-of-a-kind concept that will tour Texas and help build awareness for the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame and Museum, Ram officials have not ruled out a possible production run.
Exterior
Custom wheels on Ram’s Texas Ranger concept truckThe Ram Texas Ranger edition concept truck is identified by unique Texas Ranger badging designed to represent the Mexican five-peso coins from which Ranger badges are tooled.
The coin was minted from 1947 through 1948 and was the basis for the first official Texas Ranger star badges. The coin was re-tooled to the star-and-wheel shape worn by today’s Rangers.
Representative of those star-and-wheel badges, large five-pointed milled-aluminum emblems are mounted to front driver and passenger-side fenders. A third milled-aluminum Texas Ranger badge adorns the concept truck’s tailgate. The four polished-aluminum 20-inch wheels also gets a milled-aluminum Texas Ranger center cap.
The Texas Ranger edition is painted in a Bright White (the color of the good guys) and Bright Silver Metallic for the silver badges.
Interior
Ram Texas Ranger concept truck gets special look insideCanyon Brown and Tan leather and tooled-metal details are borrowed from Ram’s Laramie Longhorn edition, but the truck features plenty of unique extras.
Four Mexican five-peso silver coins inlaid within the wooden portions of the door bolsters. Front doors have the heads side and rear doors contain the tails side of the coin.
Other custom features include:
- A milled-aluminum Texas Ranger instrument panel badge, noting the founding year of the Texas Rangers, 1823
- New center stack, center console, door spears and seat trim bezels with simulated galvanized metal decorative finish
- New Canyon Brown-stained open-pore walnut wood trim pieces throughout the cabin, including the all-new console tambour door
- Texas Ranger console lid badge, which is drawn into the premium Natura Plus leather
- Underneath the console lid is a vault with a combination lock to hold items of value
- Texas Ranger sewn-on and etched leather seat badges
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Inside Ram’s Texas Ranger concept truck
Texas Ranger badging on the gauge cluster splash screen
- Texas Ranger edition graphic themes in the 8.4-inch UConnect center console stack
- Leather-wrapped front and rear grab handles
- New door trim panels with tan accent stitching
- New steering wheel with milled-aluminum, distressed-finish Ram badge and tan accent “X” stitching
- Premium speckled accent color floor mats with accent color surging
Ram recognizes Texas Rangers
Ram teams with the Texas Rangers, the lawmen not the baseball team.
This special Ram has special badges
Ram gave the interior an upscale western look
Lawman's badge repeats in and on this Ram
The Ram's media center
Mexican five-peso coin motif
Texas Ranger seat badges
Special wheels on this Ram Texas Ranger concept truck
