2005 Dodge Dakota St Club Cab 4.7 V8 4x4! Rare 5 Speed! Warranty! 1 Owner! on 2040-cars
Moosic, Pennsylvania, United States
YOU ARE BIDDING ON THE FOLLOWING: 2005 DODGE DAKOTA ST 5 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION 4X4 ONE OWNER VEHICLE! This is a rare 1 owner vehicle. The motor is strong, the transmission is tight. It has no slips, delays, or any kind of hesitations. The clutch is strong it shifts smooth. The 4 wheel drive goes in and out with ease and works nice. It has no service, or check engine lights on. This does have a few dings, scratches, and dents. Keep in mind it is a 2005, nothing you would not expect from a vehicle its age. The interior is nice shape It does not have any rips or major stains.. It does have a cd player. The A/C blows ice cold. This is going to make a great daily driver or work truck for someone. I have it priced well under the suggested retail of $9000. This comes with a 90 day/4500 mile power train warranty. I HAVE DESCRIBED TO THE BEST OF KNOWLEDGE ANY ALL DEFECTS THAT THIS VEHICLE MAY HAVE. SERIOUS BUYERS/BIDDERS CONTACT ME @ 570 309 8941 1. You the buyer are responsible for any and all closing cost additional to the agreed purchase price to include state taxes, transfer and title fees. 2. YOU THE BUYER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR VEHICLE PICKUP AND ALL COST ASSOCIATED WITH PICKUP OR DELIVERY OF VEHICLE! 3. WE STRIVE FOR 100 PERCENT CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR ISSUES PLEASE CONTACT US @ 570 309 8941. WE ARE MORE THAN HAPPY TO HELP WITH GETTING A RESOLUTION ACHIEVED THAT KEEPS ALL PARTIES BEST INTEREST. 4. IF YOU HAVE LESS THAN 20 FEEDBACK CONTACT ME BEFORE BIDDING! 5. BID ACCORDINGLY TO THE PICTURES. 6. $500 PARTIAL PAYMENT DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE 6. HAPPY BIDDING On Apr-27-14 at 08:41:49 PDT, seller added the following information: WE DO OFFER FINANCING! CONTACT ME FOR DETAILS IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. 570 309 8941 |
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