Dodge Ram Van

The Dodge Ram Van, or B-series, had an impressively long run from 1971 to 2003, serving as a dependable platform for everything from contractors to camper conversions. It was built on a durable unibody chassis and shared powertrains with Dodge's D-series trucks, including the reliable 318 and 360 V8 engines. Its simple, rugged nature made it a fixture on American roads for over 3 decades.

Today, collectors appreciate the Ram Van for its versatility and nostalgic appeal. It's a popular choice for custom "van life" builds, period-correct 1970s customs with bubble windows, and preserved factory camper conversions. Their mechanical simplicity makes them approachable for DIY enthusiasts, and parts availability is still quite good thanks to the shared truck platform.

The market for these vans is wide. While project-quality examples can be found for very little, the average sale price sits around $10,616. This reflects a growing interest in clean, low-mileage survivors and well-executed camper conversions, which can bring up to $40,000. It's a market where condition and specific configuration, like a factory pop-top or a high-end conversion, dictate value.

Prices for Dodge Ram Vans range from $200 for project vehicles to $40,000 for exceptional low-mileage survivors and camper conversions.