Low Milage Original Paint on 2040-cars
Kingston, Massachusetts, United States
I have owned the truck for 16 years with only driving 4,000 miles,it just turned 54,000 miles.I'm the second registered owner with two dealers in between.The truck came from Arizona in 1991 and i bought in 1998 with just under 50,000 miles.It has the original paint which is in incredable condition with some minor sratches and two small dents.The truck is definitely a survivor.Look at how mint the tailgate is it was never used as a work truck.All original interior including the floor mat.I have all of the dealer paper work including POP,sales receipt,check out sheet ect. It drives down the road like a new truck.The reason for selling is i don't have the heated,a/c storage i had the last 16 years. Any question call (617)269-8247 Thanks.
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