Give the seller enough detail to identify fit
Part names can cover several designs across model years and configurations. Add the trim, body style, component location, connector and visible part label when you know them. A clear photo can help, but never climb under a vehicle or remove equipment in an unsafe way to get one.
Check current stock and confirm directly
Dodge Daddy is a Hamilton Region business that dismantles Ram 1500 trucks and sells used parts. Its website publishes current inventory. Stock can change when parts are added or sold, so a listing is not a reservation. The seller confirms fit, condition, price and availability directly with you.
Requesting a part not listed
If the part is not visible in the current stock, describe it anyway. Include the vehicle details and any label, connector or mounting information that separates it from similar components. The request will be passed to the operator for review, then to the seller only with your agreement.
Used-parts decisions belong to the buyer and seller
Before agreeing to purchase, ask the seller how the part’s condition was assessed, what is included, whether the component has a return or exchange condition and what delivery or pickup arrangements apply. 905 Trades does not inspect, test, reserve or warrant used inventory.
Read the guide to information that helps identify a used Ram part, then review how to check changing stock.