2013 Ram 2500 R/cab "flatbed" Diesel 2wd Only 9,181 Miles - Ready To Work- on 2040-cars
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States
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Your search has ended. This truck is already equipped just the way you would want it. 2013 DODGE RAM 2500 brought to you by Jeff Wilson Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram in Brookhaven, Mississippi. You can call us at 601-833-1000 8:00 a.m-6:00 p.m. /M-F CST 9-5 on Sat. and speak to one of our professional and courteous sales staff members to discuss buying this truck early. We also offer a wide array of financing options. The majority of the time we can obtain the best rate for you because all we finance automobiles only through our resources.
We also understand that many people that are interested in buying this truck work during the day. If it is after normal business hours please call our sales manager, Cliff at 601-754-9899. Do you remember when work trucks were just stripped down to nothing ? If you were lucky they had an AM Radio and a/c. Well, those days are over here. This truck is perfectly equipped, and with the flatbed already installed, it is ready to go straight to work. The equipment(options ) on this truck goes something like this: 1) Power windows and door locks 2) Cruise 3) XM Sirrus SAT/Radio/Ipod/CD 4) Fold down armrest with cup holders and storage 5Vinyl seats and floor 6) A/C of course and the ever popular 6 speed automatic transmission 7) Last but not least a 3:73 rear end ratio= Superb fuel economy while achieving maximum towing capability and providing it with comfort of a car and style of a work truck. REMEMBER: WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL AUCTION EARLY ! FOOTNOTE: The measurements on the bed are 8' long 7 1/2' wide. It contains a locking toolbox, place for a hide-away ball for gooseneck pull, trailer package, 3 ratchet rollers for securing cargo, LED lighting.and best of all air bags on rear with valve stems also mounted to the rear of the bed. |
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