1991 Dodge Dakota Le Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 5.2l 65592 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
1991 Dodge Dakota LE 65,592 Miles
Runs and drives down the road great! It is a joy to drive. The A/C blows cold air. I have to turn it down a majority of the time. Overall, this truck is in great condition. The paint shines and the chrome looks good. I purchased this truck on an estate auction. There were several bidders at the sale. I really love this truck but I realize that I do not need three trucks. I have to sell this one because the other ones are a four-door and a classic that I got from my dad. I have started the auction at about half of what the truck sold for when I bought it earlier this year at the estate sale. It was a one owner when I bought it. The original owner was no longer able to drive, He was so proud of this truck. I do want you to realize that this truck is 23 years old. There are a few scratches and imperfections here and there. There are three things that stand out that are negatives about the truck. The gas gauge does not work all the time, there is a dent in the front passenger quarter panel, and there is light hail damage on the hood and roof. I have a lot of the original paperwork. You will not be disappointed with this truck. I get compliments all the time when I drive it. This truck has no body rust. |
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