2000 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab V6 2wd on 2040-cars
Middletown, Delaware, United States
2000 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab pickup.
101,000 miles
2WD, 3.9L V6, Auto Trans Equipped with power windows, power door locks, keyless entry, cruise control, limited slip rear axle.
I've owned this truck for 7 years but have only put about 22,000 miles on it. It's not my daily driver, just a spare truck that I use for doing “truck things”. The truck runs and drives well. Engine starts and runs fine, trans shifts through all the gears, no slip, no strange noises, no check engine light. The truck looks good, too. It's not beat up at all and the interior is in nice shape.
This is however a 14 year old Dodge truck so it does have some flaws: The A/C doesn't work. (the evaporator leaks) The ABS doesn't work and the ABS dash light comes on. (I've been told this won't pass Maryland inspection but I've had no problems in Delaware) The rear bumper is rusty. Minor flaws: Steering is a little loose (probably the intermediate shaft as this is a common Dakota failure) Driver's side mirror has a crack Has a small rust spot on the passenger side door. (see picture)
I just put new front brake pads, rotors and calipers on it. I also just changed the oil and replaced the air filter. Within the last year, I put a new exhaust and new battery on it. All of the brake lines have been replaced in the past couple of years.
I put tires on it when I bought it. They are about 50-60% worn (22,000 miles).
The previous owner put a cold air intake on it and I just put a new JVC stereo/CD player in it with aux input.
All of the fluids (oil, trans, differential, brake, steering) are fresh. Plugs, distributor, wires, etc have been replaced during my ownership.
The truck doesn't need anything.
Currently registered in Delaware until October 2014.
I have 100% positive feedback through eBay and have sold several cars and motorcycles through the years with success. Again, this is a 14 year old Dodge truck with over 101,000 miles. If you're expecting perfection, this isn't it. If you're a reasonable person and have reasonable expectations of what an old truck should look like, then please place your bid. Once you place you bid however, you agree to buy it. If you win the auction, I expect you to complete the transaction and any problems that you may encounter after that are your responsibility.
Any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. |
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