1992 Dodge W250 Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Elmore, Minnesota, United States
I am selling my 1992 W250 4x4 Dodge Diesel. I have owned the truck for 9 years and it is a very dependable truck. I just put new tires on it and would drive it anywhere. The only down fall is the paint and a few dents for the body, but overall pretty good. It has a little rust on the passenger side rocker panel under the door and that is it. The Cummins runs great and tranny is good. I have a spring hitch bumper on it. I am keeping the tool box and will take it out when it sells. I have some bills to pay or it would not be for sale. She drives like a new one. Air conditioning works well. * The radio does not work. So plan on singing. Happy Bidding. Call me for a test drive 507-236-7307. Go to the Balcom Auction site and click on for sale then you will find "1992 Dodge Video" to see what the truck looks and sounds like.
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