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Very Nice 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab Hemi V8 4wd on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:160739
Location:

New Paris, Pennsylvania, United States

New Paris, Pennsylvania, United States
Advertising:

 For Sale: 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 with hemi engine. Engine has less than 20,000 miles on it.

Runs AMAZING. Shifts great. 4wd was recently serviced and works great.
New tires put on in November last year. Goodyear Wranglers.



160739 miles. I am still driving, so it will go up, but should be less than 161000 when it sells. Hemi engine has approximately 16100 miles on it.
Body and Frame are in great shape.
Tonneau cover is 2 years old and in excellent shape.
Has an over the rail bed liner.
OEM Running boards
Towing package.



Has a PA W type title. - Damage was to engine and front fender. Both have been replaced. No frame damage or any other damage.

Damage was from water getting sucked into the intake. No water in the cab. No water back at the firewall where computer is. No water anywhere except under the front bumper. Fender was dented and water got into the intake causing the engine to blow. Only electrical thing the water touched was the front passenger headlight which has been replaced.

I LOVE this truck. I did all the work for the Rebuilt - W Title. Only reason I am selling is I need to downsize.

Also, my insurance company, State Farm, insures this as if it were a clean title. In PA to pass the R title inspection, everything must be exactly as it should be.

You will not regret buying this truck.

Any questions, PLEASE CONTACT ME! I was so happy to have this truck, and I want to be helpful in someone else being just as happy.


Thanks for looking. Happy Bidding And God Bless!


On Apr-01-14 at 11:35:17 PDT, seller added the following information:

 I wanted to add that if you win the auction, and need to fly here, I can meet you at the airport in Pittsburgh and we can complete the transaction there. There is also an Enterprise close by, if you rented to drive here, you could have a near by place to return the car and I could pick you up there. The truck is registered with a PA inspection good till 9-14 and is insured. So if you have any questions, you can order the third party inspection, or if you live close enough feel free to come for a test drive.

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