2000 Dodge 2500 3/4 Ton Contractor Van on 2040-cars
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2000 Dodge 2500 (3/4 ton) contractor cargo van. This van is a former Verizon truck with 44,XXX miles. I bought it a year and a half ago with 39K miles. Has a V6 engine,(special order for Verizon) decent on gas. Ladder racks. Outfitted with tools/storage bins in back. Cage between front and back. Lockable desk between seats. Automatic, PS, PB. Bare bones no options, Truck had some small dents, chips, scratches etc.. It is a work vehicle.
Open to reasonable offers. Back tires in great shape, will need front tires soon. Tools shown in picture not included. Truck Is still in use until approx. April 10th |
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