1991 Dodge Ram 250 Regular Cab 4x4 on 2040-cars
Burlington, Washington, United States
1991 DODGE RAM 250 REGULAR CAB, 5 SPEED 5.9 CUMMINS DIESEL, POWER STEERING/BRAKES/WINDOWS/LOCKS, AM/FM/CASSETTE, BEAUTIFUL BODY PAINT AND INTERIOR, RUNS & DRIVES GREAT, NEW BASE CLEAR PAINT
Vehicle is
sold AS-IS, no warranty.
Washington
state residents will be required to pay sales tax, license and documentary
fee.
Nonresidents, will have to
provide the following documents in order to be exempt from WA state sales
tax.
1. A copy of
the buyer's currently valid out of state Driver's License
2. A copy of
any one of the following documents, on which there is an out-of-state address
for the buyer: a. A current residential rental
agreement b. A property tax statement from the
current or previous year c. A utility bill, dated
within the previous 2 months d. A state income
tax return from previous
year e. A voters
card f. A current
credit report.
All non-
US buyers,
must have funds wired from a US Bank account. Paperwork must be completed
for dealership within 3 days of auction close. Buyer must contact seller,
upon close of auction. Vehicle will not be released until funds,
completed paperwork and Identification have been provided to dealership.
Shipping arrangements
and charges are buyer’s responsibility. Documents must be signed and funds
received before vehicle is released
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