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2011 Dodge 3500 Ram Laramie Longhorn 4x4 46k Miles Nav Roof Back Up Cam Htd Seat on 2040-cars

US $43,999.00
Year:2011 Mileage:46600
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2011 Ram 3500 Laramie Longhorn 4X4……46K One Owner Miles

Call me with any questions (309)-261-4340

Up for sale is an '11 Laramie Longhorn 3500 Ram pick up.  This truck has every option Ram offered in a truck with the exception of rear DVD.  It has power seats in front, both front and rear heated seats, cooled front seats, integrated brake controller, heated steering wheel, keyless entry, remote start, Navigation, back up camera, satellite radio, CD, cruise, tilt, cold A/C, sunroof, power mirrors, windows, and locks, steering wheel controls, leather wrapped wheel and seats, 17" wheels, dual climate control, and much more.

Call day or night (309)-261-4340

The truck is in great shape with minor wear on the inside and outside.  This truck was just traded on a new 2014 Dodge.  The truck also has a spray in bed liner and a B&W turnover ball.  The truck had been taken care of its whole life and it shows.  The remainder of the factory power train warranty is still in affect on this truck.

Call anytime (309)-261-4340

Shipping is available, just call for a quote.  I can also pick you up from the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport anytime.

Texas buyers are subject to 6.25% sales tax and all buyers will be subject to .002365% VIT tax (mandated by the state) and a $50 doc fee.

Patrick (309)-261-4340

Thanks for looking.

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Fiat previews new Toro sport-utility pickup

Fri, Oct 2 2015

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