1991 Dodge W250 Cummins New Paint & Brand New Wheels & Tires on 2040-cars
Kennewick, Washington, United States
This is a rare 1991 dodge cummins that has been well takin care of.
Exterior: The truck recently was painted metallic black. the body is straight with no body fillers. bumpers are in great shape. New taillights and painted front lights. Also the truck comes with a brand new grille.
Interior: the seat is in great shape. The dash and components are in great shape. radio works great as well has the power door locks and windows. could use new carpet and driver side window control bezel needs to be installed.
Mechanical: The motor runs great and has tons of power. The transmission was recently rebuilt. AC blows cold and heater works well.
Aftermarket: The truck is equipped with airbags with a onboard air compressor. Also the truck has a little lift.
This is a great truck that would drive coast to coast a 100 times. this truck was used as one of our shop trucks so it was maintained and well takin care of. This is a rare truck and gets compliments whenever its driven. bid with confidence whoever ends up with the beauty will be very pleased. Call or text with questions 509 531 7479
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