This is the kind of videos I love and miss from the old TFL.

Upgrading it with the tow hooks spray-painted red probably helped out allot.

You should have left the sticker on and added an S to it for “scrappy”

Single cab and short bed definitely helped you through that . . . and I am shocked that the tires managed that steep, rock climb.

Every single other vehicle on the trail that day: "Wow look at these idiots."

it would be cool to see this work truck get some basic offroad upgrades

Thanks for ok’ing this Roman! This is the TFL I enjoy most.

Glad to see Stubby out and about. It did great for a stock basic work truck. No lifts no lockers no fancy electronics to control slip. Go Stubby Go. More plain simple truck reviews please.

These were the kind of videos which got me to subscribe to this channel. The cheap truck challenge series ect. Wish we could see more of this regularly.

I was wondering when we’re going to get more work truck videos. I want to see you guys build this up instead of the heavy duty ram. Keep them coming TFL great video.

It's great to see a truck that probably cost $50,000 less than every other vehicle on that trail actually complete the trail.

Great video!! Alex and Kase have a super relaxed rapport that makes this super fun and really has you along for the ride! Fantastic work! And bravo Stubby!

Alex and Kase are fantastic! I could see them becoming the next Ari and Zach.

Wow - super impressive! This is how trucks were used before they became muscle cars for rich dudes. Put some all terrain tires on this truck and take off the chin spoiler and you have a competent off-roader that doesn’t break the bank. Great video guys!

Lift kit and bigger tires and Stubby would be a pretty good off road rig! Great video.

Couldn’t have done it without red tow hooks. That clearly added at least 2 degrees of approach, departure, and break over angles! Congrats guys. I’m inspired.

Compared to Nathan's old dodge (I think it had a Pirate flag), this was pretty impressive. I always got the impression that our newer trucks were considerably worse off-road. Pretty sure you could go real cheap and use a spacer lift, throw on 33s (or even 35s) and that'd probably be a pretty capable little truck

More from these guys, please.

PLEASE keep the "underdog offroaders" coming! I just love these types of vids especially from you guys! ❤

Gotta love these "not so good idea, but we're doing it anyway" kind of videos. You have to imagine this is far more real world than most would be willing to admit. More of this!

Most people don’t realise how capable stock 4x4s are now. This how you learn tyre placement and choosing your line. It helps you become a better off-road driver.

super refreshing to see you guys not cringing about trail damage for this truck and having to return it to someone. I loved this! amazing what capability the cheapest work truck can do.

That was interesting but a bit painful to watch. It’s good to see the capabilities & limitations of a stock truck. I’d be interested to see how the stock Ranger would do on the same trail!

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I love seeing vehicles at the limit of their abilities. Very fun.

One of my favorite videos from TFL! Fun to watch stock vehicles challenge Moab!

Great to see a basic truck preform well off road. Excellent driving by Alex.

People don’t want trucks like this, they want trucks that have all the tec and basically do everything for you except steer. This truck makes it more of a challenge which is a lot more fun. Great job TFL for doing this video.

I think stubby would be a GREAT platform to modify and keep around. Plus, it's not like TFL has a ton of funds tied up in it. Time to replace the front & rear bumper with something more off-road oriented, small lift and slightly more aggressive tires, then get him back out there.

Awesome video! Ram was crazy to stop making theses short wheelbase trucks. There great off road and also as a replacement for a side by side. Great farm trucks, as well as city trucks.

If stubby had a leveling kit and 33s you would have a capable little overlander

Roman must’ve been in a good mood😂. Great video. I was curious on how it’d do. Not that I’d ever buy a single cab Ram Classic and then drive to Colorado and do these, but still fun to watch.

My favorite kind of video. I'd love to see you run it again with a bumper upgrade/replacment and, perhaps, slightly more aggressive tires.

You guys did great with this truck.

great video Alex/Kase, Moab is a place everybody talks about going to and 95% never go to and this video just showed what you can do stock, and if one chooses to improve its ability, tires and a levelling kit are the most economical way to go and theses trucks all have basic ABS/TSC built in which does help in some situations, we had a early 2005 GMC W/T1500 4x4 4,3 V6 auto we bought off our employer for peanuts, it already had worn out A/T tires so we put on a set of 33" KO2's and a levelling kit, it came with the G80 option LTD slip Rear Diff and we changed the rear gears from #.23's to 3.73's we bought used with another LSD, it went from being capable stock to being very capable with slight mods, we did put a trans cooler on it right away , cheap insurance, it never left us stranded anywhere and had fun with it for 3 years put it all back to stock sold the tires on FB Marketplace left the levelling kit on it tossed on new brakes all 4 corners from Rockauto and got close to what we asked for it, we had fun with it for a small investment and nobody can really ask anymore than that 👍

I had a 2wd Ram just like that, but with the Hemi. Dodge traction control really is a cut above Ford - even with 'open' differential, it did fine. 120" wheelbase does a lot. Just think how much better it would be just with the "Rebel" level with 34" tires and the 1" front lift and some factory skid plates.

Alex & Kase, Andre shows what 4WD trucks can do. You guys show what they can't do!! Better you than the people watching the video.

I've always wondered how far and basic truck could make it along a trail, considering that trucks are the modern day stage coaches/ pioneer wagons and they had to traverse the same conditions.

I absolutely adore this truck! Hope to see more content and maybe more mods👀with it. Great Video!

Very nice review, basically a real life review. A family will purchase an affordable vehicle and adventure, within budget. Kudos 😊

What's next? a slight lift with 35" BFG's, aftermarket front bumper for better approach angle and some under body protection, Roman let's do it.

You two together make great videos. Keep them coming.

Love this kinda vid. Do as many stock tests you like, then mod this little beaut to the max!!!

The Ram has pretty impressive off road capabilities for what it is. We used to off road in much less in the 80s. Though back then we didn't consider climbing over three foot boulders off roading. I would love to see this again in the 4 door stock version. If you did a level kit on stubby it wouldn't have lost the spoiler I don't think.

The nicest looking truck on the market. Would love this, with a column shifter, old school.

This is the first video from TFL that i watched from beginning to end in a long time. Awesome video!!!!!

The fact that this little truck made through the whole trail will bruise the ego of all the modified jeep owners who thought they needed to spend thousands of dollars on mods.

If I'm ever in moab I'll bring my compass here :) One of my favourite pastimes is driving around the forest roads here in BC and getting cheers from actual 4x4s for daring to go where crossovers generally don't :D

I think it’s time to go a couple inch lift and some 35s. Aftermarket bumpers and try it again!! Good job!!

That’s a real truck! Great video 👍

I stopped watching TFL a little while ago cause i didnt like how their videos were filmed but the angles were just perfect on this video, great job!

I bet RAM would love that y'all did this. Performed great. Nice work!

Keep these types of videos coming. Love it.

Nice job, men! I plan on taking my stock 5th gen 4Runner through there in a few weeks. Now I know it will be no problem! Thanks

Loved the video..love full size single cab trucks...keep it up guys..

This was awesome! Moab on bucket list now. Thanks!

This is the content we need.

Stubby rocks! Great video guys.

Awesome Video Idea!

great video, this shows that technique and skill goes a long way. 4 wheel drives in stock form are surprisingly capable.

Thought that you would get stuck and have to eat the camera crew to survive. Onward to Oregon!!! Wagons ho......

@ one tree hill obstacle: "I don't want to ram into the tree"... you drive Ram, so it's ok 😊 Very capable stock truck, nice episode!

Way better than I thought it would do 👍🏻

Great job guys! Super funny!

That truck is light on cool factor but it makes for a way better video than ultra modded crawlers.

These guys will make me watch more of this channel

Awesome truck, I was worried about lil Stubby, not only a pretty competent stock truck, but you guys knew what you were doing, not powering through the obstacles, but taking your time and thinking about your lines. More than Stubby being a great truck says a great off road driver can get a stock truck to do a lot!❤️ I give this video👍👍👍👍👍

Man I love this and you guys need to do more videos like this. great video

Skilled driving! Impressive control over the rough terrain.

My 2000s 2wd leveled Sierra with a locker takes me anywhere and everywhere I need to be. It's all about taking the path of least resistance

Thanks for the video! I have a '94 Bronco on slightly bigger tires, I've been wanting to take to Moab for about a decade now. Good to see a similar wheelbase stock truck able to handle it with ease and minimal damage.

It did better than I thought a stock, open diff truck would do. Ol crappy is a tough little bugger

Would also be cool to see what off road bumber front and rear and slightly bigger tires will do without a lift as well

This truck lifted on 35s would be badass lol. I have an 06 version of this truck with the 6 speed manual. It is the most fun vehicle I’ve ever driven and why I’ve had it for 17 years!

Now this is awesome!

When me and my friends are bored we take a Beatle on fins and things

Great video. I have a 2011 Ram, like that. It's got 4.7 V8, and tow hooks, n I added factory skid plates under frt differential n transfer case. 222,000 miles. It's a tough little rig

Fins & Things definitely benefits from the short wheel base. A buddy and I took a stock two door Explorer through it. It was a beater so the scrapes here and there were fine

I have 2 rams. I've used them for all sorts of things but at stock height they are definitely not bad and the 4x4 system works really well. If you put a leveling kit on it, it goes a long way and it's cheap to do

It just goes to show how much you DON'T need to go off-road. Some modern stuff is nice, but a lot is unnecessary. Just remember what you're Grandpa did back in the day with nothing. All one really needs is 4wd, ground clearance, decent tires, maybe a locker(s) or limited slip, and a good driver

More of this content please!

Pretty awesome!!!

What are you guys doing to my truck! I was going to bid on it when yous guys get rid of it. The price may be going down now. Love this truck. My old man truck. I'm 70. Don't screw it up. It's in it"s prime, like me. I'll be watching you boys like a hungry hawk. Good job.

extremely glad to see this thing stickerless lol .. ty for sharing great vid... shows how capable this really is ... that or we got a great driver / spotter team 😊

I think I would rather go blasting through sand and dirt rally style, seems to be more fun and less stressful than doing this rock climbing

I wheel my ram, its on 35 Mts high clearance front bumper with 12k winch rock sliders. Im hoping to get the rear locked this coming year. Im impressed with the trails ive taken her on so far. I might hit sour grass trail next weekend with my son.

stubbie is now trail-rated.

@13:15 looks like your interior light was the clap on 👏

That was awesome!

❤❤❤👏👏👏 LOVE THIS CHANNEL 🙏 ....HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY EVERYONE ✌️ THANKS ALEX AND KASE ..

Cool video 👍

Best part about wheeling a truck. All the stuff that you knock off fits in the bed!

New name for Stumpy should be the Hummer Killer! 😂

Nice job driving.

Single cab short bed trucks are a great place to start a off road build. I have had them since the 1970s and they will surprise people. Very nimble compared to crewcabs and extended cabs.

Better than I would have thought.

WOW, that was impressive, get line choosing.

Cool video

would love to see a video on basic off road upgrades for this truck.

i do want to see a crazy off road build with this vehicle. I love the look of single cab short bed trucks when lifted with big tires and setup for offroad

TFL you better chill you guys give me confidence to take my 2015 ram 1500 offloading now. It only has a 3 inch leveling kit, but I feel like I can conquer the world now.😅