[JaceDaFace]

Hey guys,

So, I've looked online. But for one reason or another all the sources on this subject don't seem to be very reliable. What is a surefire way to find out my trim level?

 

[Ralph77]

Running your VIN here might give you a clue.

FCA RAM

fcacommunity.force.com

Showing us some pictures, inside and outside, betting somebody here can make an educated guess.
Somewhere on the internet I have seen a list of trims available for specific years.

 

[JaceDaFace]

Running your VIN here might give you a clue.

FCA RAM

fcacommunity.force.com

Showing us some pictures, inside and outside, betting somebody here can make an educated guess.
Somewhere on the internet I have seen a list of trims available for specific years.

As soon as I get home. I'll do that!

 

[JaceDaFace]

Running your VIN here might give you a clue.

FCA RAM

fcacommunity.force.com

Showing us some pictures, inside and outside, betting somebody here can make an educated guess.
Somewhere on the internet I have seen a list of trims available for specific years.

Dude, thank you so much! Turns out it's an SE.

 

[Ralph77]

Dude, thank you so much! Turns out it's an SE.

Ok so that would make it the pretty much most basic model you can buy.
But there is nothing at all wrong with that.
As matter of fact the simplicity is kinda of a plus so......

 

[JaceDaFace]

Ok so that would make it the pretty much most basic model you can buy.
But there is nothing at all wrong with that.
As matter of fact the simplicity is kinda of a plus so......

I agree. I like plain and simple things.

 

[warriorsuspensions]

I think by now I have removed just about all the Leredo trim level anyway

 

[Cdutt1stJeep]

I have an SE and I love the no frills approach less crap to break in my book.it’s a box with an engine and wheels…not as basic as my 72 westy or 66 bronco were but way more dependable