1995 Dodge Ram 3500 Cummins 12 Valve Diesel 5 Speed Manual 4wd Dually on 2040-cars
Mountain Home, Idaho, United States
1995 Dodge Cummins 12 valve diesel dually 5 speed. I purchased this truck in 2001 with 120,000 miles on it. It has been my daily driver (commuter) up until three years ago when my employer provided me with a vehicle. I LOVE this truck but it never gets driven anymore and is just soaking up space in my drive way. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves but I will go through a few details about the truck. This truck has the original Cummins 12 valve diesel engine and the original 5 speed transmission. I had both rebuilt at 170,000 miles, not because it needed it but because I had a oil pan gasket leak and had to pull the engine anyway. When I had the engine pulled I decided to convert the truck to twin turbos. The top turbo is the original factory turbo the bottom is truck turbo with a 27cm housing. There has been a small amount of pump work to go with the twin turbos. I installed dynamite diesel delivery valves and a 3k rpm kit. I also swapped out the injectors for a larger set. I also installed pop out valves to control the boost. This truck can make 60 pounds of boost if your in to stuff like that. I just liked knowing I had all the power I ever needed. It has a goose neck ball in the bed that can be folded down so you can slide stuff in and out. The drive train is a dana 60 in the front and a dana 80 in the rear with limited slip and 4.10 gears. I have also installed a set of adjustable airbags in the rear. The transmission is the standard 5 speed with a kevlar clutch. The thing shifts like a dream not at all like the full ceramic clutches that are available. The tires probably have about 20 percent life left. The exterior has a few places that the clear coat is starting to fade like the roof and side of the hood. The interior has a rip in the drivers seat. I would still be driving this truck everyday if I didn't have a company vehicle. Please send any questions that you have. Good Luck!
On Apr-14-14 at 11:04:12 PDT, seller added the following information: Just wanted to add that the windsheild has a crrack. The pictures dont seem to show it very well. Thanks! |
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