2013 - Ram 3500 on 2040-cars
Minot, North Dakota, United States
I have personally put every mile on this beautiful pickup. It has everything that a Laramie package contains and a lot more... as you can see in the pictures this pickup is set up with all the bells and whistles-- it is a real head turner!! This pickup has never been smoked in. It has never been in any sort of accident (feel free to check the Carfax report). It is stored in a heated garage and meticulously maintained!! You will not find a nicer, cleaner, and better set up pickup with these low low miles. Here are some of the extra dealer installed accessories that are on this pickup: Custom Moto Metal Chrome 20" rims, Nitto Grappler LT295/60/R20 tires, 2 inch leveling kit in front end, Firestone Ride-Rite air bag suspension in rear, Bushwhacker pocket fender flares that are painted to match the body color, Heavy duty mud flaps with chrome inserts, spray-in bed liner, 7 pin wiring harness in the box, 5" oval running boards, Weather Tech floor mats, clearance lights on top of cab, sunroof, NAV, serious Sat. radio, and remote start. Combine all of this with the powerful 6.7 Cummins engine with the Aisin transmission and it all makes one tough pickup that looks great and stands out from the rest of all the "stock" pickups out there!! This pickup is under full factory warranty and is completely transferable to a new owner, all of the accessories that were installed on this truck were done at a certified Chrysler/Dodge dealer and did not affect the warranty in any way. The 6.7 Cummins engine has not been modified in any way-- has never had a programmer either!!
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