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Lifted Black 2007.5 Dodge Laramie Diesel 4x4 Dually Mega Cab on 2040-cars

US $38,500.00
Year:2007 Mileage:81000
Location:

Oceanside, California, United States

Oceanside, California, United States

 Hello.... I am sadly selling my fantastic Truck. I have done quite a few upgrades and I will try my best to list everything. I may miss something as it has been extensively upgraded and loved. This truck has NEVER been beat on (I happen to be a girl as well). When I started, I had the best interest in towing and longevity in mind. No corners were cut and my investment has been well over 30,000.00 on top of the purchase price of the truck. Its spent the last 2 years in storage as I was stationed in Okinawa, Japan. It only has 81,000 miles, but I still driver her from time to time so that is subject to change slightly. The upgrades that come to mind at this time are:

-DPF/EGR delete done with H&S kits.

-H&S Pyro kit also installed at the time I did the deletes

-Banks Intercooler

-Mini Maxx  Tuner with Tranny Hot unlock(No longer available)

-Brand new transmission built for towing 11,000 miles ago

-10 lug Conversion Kit

-22.5" Alcoa rims with semi Tires (will last forever)

-Custom upper and lower control arms done by Thuren

-Upper and lower control arm drop/raise brackets

-New end links

-Upper and lower upgraded Ball Joints 2,000 miles ago

-Brand New upgraded steering gear box with the steering box brace (done last month)

-Carli high mount steering shock

-BD low mount steering shock

-Upgraded ENTIRE steering system from the factory "Y" to the beefy "T"

-Fass Fuel system

-6" lift with 2 Bilstein shocks up front

-All brand new, professionally installed speakers, head unit, amp, and sub box installed prior to storage

-Professionally tinted

Im sure that I am missing a ton. I have quite a few receipts that will come with the truck as well.

This truck is GREAT on fuel consumption. I wish my 2014 was half the truck this one is (I wish I could un-buy the 2014). Im very OCD with this truck as well. The drivers side seatbelt got a bit too much slack so I had that replaced. The temp sensor was also replaced...tiny crap like that gets on my nerves, so you'll be getting one hell of a truck. This was my daily driver and I've driven across the entire US (coast to coast) twice with my family in tow both times. This most recent trip I brought a horse trailer from Ohio to CA with me! This truck hauls like a dream. having 4 TV screens helps with screaming kids....believe me.

Id be happy to help arrange delivery at buyers cost. Otherwise, come drive her home!




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