2000 Dodge Durango Slt Plus Sport Utility 4-door 5.2l Runs Good, Well Maintained on 2040-cars
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2000 DODGE DURANGO SLT. Chrysler Mechanic owned, (me).... This has been my favorite Dodge truck of all times, but since I bought a Charger R/T I dont drive it much anymore, and its using a much needed parking space.
I have maintained this truck better than than factory recomends.... I work in a dealership. This was a real clean trade-in I snaped up at work back in 2004. From the begining; every 1.000 miles the oil was changed with MOBIL-1 Synthetic. ( the fluids dont cost me anything) The transmission and differential have had their fluids (and filter) changes as well. (Way before the recomended intervals and more frequenly.) So there are no issues with the drivetrain, no noice, no shutter, no clunks. Lucky me & lucky you! Moreover, the truck is heavily optioned with everything but a sun roof. P/W, P/Seat P/locks, CRUISE, TILT, A/T w/overdrive, Rear defoger with wiper & wash. Fog Lights, It even has 3rd row passenger seating, premium sound system (with remote) and dual A/C unit. everything works. I also installed OEM MoPar & Viper high performance parts where applicable (i.e. the timming chain sprockets and tensioner). The engine & transmission have been tweaked a little for more power and logevity. So you can drive this truck anytime anywhere with no worries. I am selling it cheap with a low reserve and will post more photos soon. I had problems with my digital camera as it started to rain. Please be adviced, I reserve the right to cancel any and all bids at my discression. Also I am selling the vehicle locally and reserve the right end the auction early. And as they say in the used car business; this vehicle is being sold as-is where-is without any waranties written or expressed. So more photos will follow soon. Feel free to E-mail me with any questions and Check out my other items! |
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