2012 - Dodge Ram 2500 on 2040-cars
Presidio, Texas, United States
I am selling my 2012 Ram 2500 Laramie Longhorn 4x4 diesel Mega cab. I am not a fan of the Longhorn body badges so I removed them (still have them if you prefer) and added the body side molding. I also had the bumpers powder coated and added the Limited emblem to the rear of the truck. Truck presents nicely and has several nice add ons. The add ons are: spray in bedliner, 1500 pro cg bedslide, amp retractable steps, A.R.E. hard tonneau cover, in channel vent visors and an aeroskin flushmount bug shield. The tonneau cover has an LED light in it and the lock is wired to work with truck remote. The 2012 is the last model you can get that does not require the use of DEF fluid. There are over $5000.00 worth of add ons on this truck so take that into consideration when comparing to others.
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