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2010 Dodge Ram 1500 Slt 73k Miles Runs Great 4 Door Crew Cab..power..auto on 2040-cars

Year:2010 Mileage:73349
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NO RESERVE....HIGHEST BID WINS....STARTING IT AT $1.00

Up for sale is my 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT

Truck Runs Great has the 4.7 liter V8

Automatic Transmission Shifts Smooth with no problems

Power Windows / Mirrors / Locks (with remote)

Truck is straight with 1 small dent from hitting a trailer while backing into it.

Everything works great with no issues.

Has Four BAD Points..which are:

1. The truck was used for work so there are some stains on the cloth interior. I haven't tried to have it professionally cleaned.

2. The dent on the rear tailgate and some dents on the rear bumper from sloppy trailer hook ups

3. The Tire Pressure Monitor tire light is on. However when you check the tires manually they are all at 36psi and when you check them on the dash they are all at 36psi. I don't know why the light is one when the tires are OK

4. I acquired this truck through a lawsuit with my ex business partner. The truck was seized by the sheriff and I bought it from them on the courthouse steps. Because of this (for some reason) the state printed "court order" on the title. This doesn't effect insurance rates or registration. Thought you should know before hand. I own the Truck 100% with no liens.

That's it. Great running truck with a few minor issues. Ready to go.

I'm putting myself out there by starting this auction at $1 with no reserve. All I ask is that you are serious with your bid and plan to stand behind it.

I'm not asking for a deposit on the truck in advance. There will be plenty of time to look the truck over before any cash is exchanged.

I can help with shipping but the truck will have to be paid for in full before it leaves here.

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