2001 Dodge Dakota Slt Club Cab 4x4-one Owner!! 88,400 Miles!! on 2040-cars
Blairstown, New Jersey, United States
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This is a 2001 Dodge Dakota SLT 4x4 Club Cab. These are my personal favorite trucks. I love the size and the blue/silver two-tone color combo is gorgeous. This truck has 88.440 MILES!!! If you are tired of looking at trucks that are beat to death with 150-250,000 miles, this is your Dakota! If you love the hard to find 5 speed stick transmission with the V8, this is your Dakota. This one owner truck was never used for work and was garage kept and it shows! You will be hard pressed to find another in this superb condition with these low, low miles. The Dakota runs perfect. All accessories work including the cruise control, air conditioning, power mirrors and power windows and locks. It has a clean history report with no accidents or other issues. There is hardly a stone chip or door ding on the body!! This is a get in and drive away Dakota needing no further known repairs. The tires are only fair...they are worn evenly and not seriously worn on the edges ( SEE VIDEO ) however, you will need tires before next winter. Driving impression is outstanding....the steering is tight with no wander. The 4x4 works as it should. The transmission shifts perfectly and the motor is quiet and responsive. It has all highway commuter miles up and back on interstate 80 with the cruise control engaged. Oil changed every 3500 miles. I have driven this truck almost 700 miles and it is absolutely amazing how nice and tight this truck rides......without any exaggeration, I can't imagine this truck was any tighter when it had 30,000 miles on it!! NADA.COM clean average retail is over $8600!! Check it out!! I DO NOT RESPOND TO E-MAILS OR TEXTS......if you have a question, please call anytime till midnight. If I am on the phone, leave a message. I RETURN ALL CALLS. My name is Al....(908) 219-sixty-eight-zero-eight. |
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