2000 Dodge Dakota Sport Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Keller, Texas, United States
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You are bidding on a 2000 Dodge Dakota Sport 4.7L extended cab 4x4. I have a company car but my personal miles on it are taxable so I drive this the vast majority of the time for personal piddling around town. I've maybe put an average of one tank of gas a month though it, maybe 10,000 miles in 3 years. I have taken photographs of what I would consider the major blemishes, just cosmetic really. The roof paint is flaking off but most of the body paint looks good for being 14yrs old. I talked to a paint shop that thought they could cheaply paint just the roof and feather it in. I considered doing a total body cheap MAACO job but I wouldn't want someone to do that to me then try to sell me the car as 'fresh paint'. The body is pretty dang straight and everything else is functional in the truck.
In addition to above maintenance fixes I described the truck also has a newer CD player and an 8" MTX subwoofer under the back seat. I've never hooked it up, I'm 36 so I don't really care about car audio anymore, but it's there! It also has a Rhinoliner or Line X bed liner in it. Cruise, power windows, door locks, etc all work great. Engine is tight, not leaking oil, and fires up very quickly. There is a trailer ball on it and actually locked into place by the previous owner, so cutting it off would be the only option if you wanted a different one. Title is free and clear of course. I'm looking to go to a full sized Bronco to fully restore and keep otherwise I'd use this as my project truck. Feel free to send me any questions you may have!! Thanks for looking! |
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