1993 Dodge Dakota Sport Plymouth Roadrunner Of The 1990's Mopar Muscle Truck on 2040-cars
Kingston, Massachusetts, United States
Body Type:Standard Cab Pickup
Engine:5.2L 5211CC 318Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
Interior Color: Gray
Make: Dodge
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Dakota
Trim: Sport Standard Cab Pickup 2-Door
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Cassette Player
Mileage: 9,700
Exterior Color: Blue
1993 Dodge Dakota Sport. Ordered new to be a stock eliminator truck CT-FT/SA but couldn't bring myself to cut it up. Ordered as a duplicate of the famous Scat Dak project truck from Mopar Action magazine. I special ordered this truck myself and have EVERY piece of paperwork ever for it including order form Window Sticker, Dealer Brochure and every receipt for any parts and service. Raced truck in Brackets and last on road in 1996 until re-registered this year. Always stored in a climate controlled garage under an included California Car Cover. Truck looks and still smells new inside. Pictures don't do it justice. Truck was a killer in brackets @ Englishtown, Maple Grove , Atco, Cecil County and New England Dragway. Best ET 13.89 @ e-town on 26x8 Goodyear slicks included. Race results, trophies (you're welcome to them). Only mods are bolt on and include : Mopar Performance Engine Controller, Mopar Performance Headers and y Pipe all Jet-Hot coated, March Underdrive Pulley Set, Hughes Engines Accel 21# injectors, Dynomax Cat Back Exhaust, Mopar Performance Black Wrinkle Valve Covers and Air Cleaner (also include K&N air cleaner). 29x11.5 MT ET Street tires (this thing hooks up on ice). Every part removed is new (all work done when it had 200 miles on it and will be included with sale. Only missing Muffler and tailpipe. Used on another truck.) Special ordered Premium Cloth with Console, 518 Automatic, Limited Slip 3.90 Ratio,Stripe and AC delete, Sliding Rear Window, 22 Gallon Fuel Tank and AM/FM Premium Cassete with EQ. This is the Roadrunner of the 90's for Chrysler since there were no RWD cars. Just out of storage and starts,stops and drives like a new car. I would drive this cross country in a heartbeat. No rust anywhere and truck is spotless. has 2 tiny scratches on fender touched up and 1 small ding on bed. Too small to show up in pics. Never anything in the bed other than slicks. Original tires still look new. Spare never on ground. Just added a new battery and pair of Mopar reman front calipers since they seemed a little sticky. If you missed your chance to order one of these new this is just like getting a brand new one today. Hate to sell but could use the space and kids are into Karting not drag racing. Buyer responsible for shipping but I would not hesitate to fly in and drive home or I can deliver to shipper since fully registered and insured. Would Consider Trade for similar 80-81 Z/28 C3 Corvette or GM muscle I can drive the family in.. Call Jim 845-313-2683
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