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You are looking at our company truck that we used for some hauling last year. We upgraded to a newer model Dodge and so we just dont need this one anymore. It runs perfectly and actually our new truck has given us more problems than this one ever did! We believe that it will run for an incredibly long time yet.

The engine is strong and purrs perfectly, but it is stock. It has a straight pipe on it, but other than that it is totally stock. It sounds awesome by the way...

It was a local purchase for us a couple years ago and a friend knows the history of the truck. He told us that it had a brand new engine put in it a few years ago! This is unconfirmed as didnt check into that deeper, but there would be no reason for him to be telling an untrue story. But it is not confirmed by receipts either. Although it seriously runs like it is a new engine! Take all that for what it is...

Its a 6 speed and the clutch is strong.

The body is in good shape except for two small rust spots on the hood where the paint has started to come of slightly. It is hardly noticeable, and an easy fix. Its in nice shape overall!

Has power windows and door locks, although the passenger side window only works from the passenger side. You cant roll it up or down from the driver side, but you can from the passenger side fine...Its probably an unhooked wire in the door of the driver side etc.

The AC works, but is quite weak. It will need to be charged I would guess.

The 4X4 worked awesome up until one of the last job sites we were at. It stopped working then and so we got it checked out and it looks to be the actuator. If you are at all familiar with these trucks you will know that that is a fairly minor and common issue that happens with the 4X4. We will fix it before the truck is purchased, or take 500$ off the price so that you can fix it yourself or get it fixed. (it is typically a 300-400$ job)

The dashes on these trucks are always cracking and breaking (super common issue with the Dodges) so we replaced the dash last year. It looks great!

It has over a 1,000$ of new beast tires!

Has 3 point goose neck hitch also.

The title is rebuilt...The reason is because (before we bought it) it was stolen. It was soon found and reclaimed in undamaged condition, but still, the title had the theft reported on it and therefore it makes the title rebuilt. It was not based off damage or anything, just the theft. We have the records and paperwork to show the history of the title etc...

Overall its a great ride and hope that someone can use it for a very long time!

Call us at 423-745-3200 or text 423-381-1227 to find out more or ask any questions you may have.

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