Almost New, Big Horn Crew Cab With Tow Package, Blue Tooth And Only 3500 Miles! on 2040-cars
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, United States
This truck is almost new with only 3500 miles and many options including tow package, 4 wheel drive, 6.7 L diesel engine. This truck comes ready to tow up to 17,500 pounds with a brand new class V ball hitch included and back up camera for easy hook-ups and parking. Navigation and blue tooth are just some of the options. This truck also boasts a crew cab with seating for 5 adults comfortably. Why buy new when you could save thousands on this almost new truck? This truck is priced low for a quick sale. It was garage kept and well maintained. If you enjoy camping or you need a reliable and durable work truck this is the one for you. Snow is not a problem for this truck. I would be happy to answer any question regarding this truck. Thanks for looking!
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