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1989 DODGE RAM ROYAL D150 This blue and silver beauty is a 2 wheel drive, long wheeled base truck. Its has a 5.2 v8 318 motor. It does have a new aamco transmission with overdrive and new tranny mounts. It also has new u joints as well as a new exhaust system. The a/c has a brand new compressor and lines. Air blows ICE COLD! Great for the up coming summer. The tires on the truck are fairly new, with good tread on them. The grill is in great condition with newer style headlights. This is the original paint and does have some minor dings and minor scratches. There is no rust on the body. The overall appearance of this truck is gorgeous! The seats have been recently recovered and look awesome. The headline however does need to be redone. The dash is beautiful! Does has a after market radio with a mp3 hook up. Truck has electric windows and doors that work perfectly. I am the 3rd owner of this truck. Hate to see it go. It is my personal daily driver, and gets me where ever I need to go. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me and i will get back to you as soon possible. Thanks for looking! Gary |
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