1989 Dodge D100 - Powerwagon -2 Owner - Lo Mls -all Original- Pers Delivery!!! on 2040-cars
Sammamish, Washington, United States
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HISTORY: I always wanted a sport 4X4 Dodge Pickup with short bed and manual tranny in this classic style for use up here in Washington. When I saw this one on a small car lot in Yakima, Washington, in December 2004, I knew I had to have it. They assured me it was local and owned by an older man. It drove as good as expected for the low mileage and excellent care through it's life. I've never seen another like it, nor in as good shape with the low miles. I drove it back to my residence in Sammamish WA (25 miles East of Seattle) and put it in the barn where I store cars and boats for others and also my own car collection. I have driven it for no more than 400 miles since purchase. It starts and drives like the day I bought it. Simply put, I have to start getting rid of my car collection since I'm not Jay Leno and must concentrate on restoration of my absolute "keepers" ('47 Cadillac convertible, '69 Cuda 340 "S", etc). Please see my other eBay listings.
Although not a Power Wagon as such, I have seen other Power Ram 4X4's listed as Powerwagons. EQUIPMENT: This has the older New Process 4spd heavy duty transmission that just wont break. I believe the transfer case is also New Process. Rear differential is limited slip Chrysler 10 1/4; front diff is Dana 44. Both are 3.21 ratio; so highway cruising is no problem. I reinstalled the original Dodge sport aluminum rims after polishing and coating them with marine grade epoxy. I have three (3) of the original hub caps....just didn't install the third one. I installed a new receiver but it calls for modification of the spare tire carrier....I will replace the receiver with a different brand. Tires are 90% M/S tread. CONDITION: I have started and run the truck on a regular basis just to keep it from sitting too long. There is NO rust (other than "patina" rust) on this truck! The shifters for the tranny and transfer case have the tight feel of a low mileage vehicle. Likewise with the steering, Door hinges are tight, tailgate works like it should, Carpet and seat is in excellent condition...apart from a cigarette burn. Brakes and clutch work well. No leaks have been observed. Windshield is NEW. The Dodge is currently in my barn (for 8 years) in Sammamish WA where it can be inspected/driven. As far as deficiencies: the Speedometer plastic has a crack (in picture); the front bumper has a pulled up place (easily straightened). I see no evidence of any body damage but the rear tailgate and right front fender are a slightly different color, which may indicated having been replaced/repainted. Although brakes work perfectly, they could stand a rebuild simply from age (and linings are thin). I am a perfectionist and do all my own brake work (I haven't been satisfied with professional shops since an early age). I will do the brakes on this truck if we discuss it. I can have a good friend (best paint and body guy I have found in 35 years) respray the fender and gate if we discuss this too. DELIVERY: I may have other vehicles for sale at this time and may have made commitments to delivery them. The Dodge can be picked up at the residence or delivery can be made sometime this Spring. Please see my listing for Auto Transport. I can deliver to the Vancouver BC area immediately or other parts of the US and Canada if we discuss the delivery schedule and charges before bidding to win. EUROPEAN DELIVERY: I've sold and facilitated delivery of 5 vehicles to Europe. The truck is 25 years old now, and would qualify for exceptional import to most Euro countries. And, the exchange rate is still very much in Europe's favor. YOU MUST CORRESPOND WITH ME to come to a satisfactory transaction. This truck would really look great in Switzerland or Bavaria!!! Please call me at the number below without regard to time differential. PAYMENT: A deposit of $3,500 USD is due within 5 days of auction end. Balance is due at time of delivery/pick up. I will gladly discuss all other financial arrangements. Please call me at the phone number below to discuss delivery schedule and charges or any other questions you may have. Garland Hall 22417 SE 4th St. Sammamish WA 98074 (256)734-5078 |
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