2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Second Swarm #1996 on 2040-cars
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Special edition second swarm #1996 with 84k miles, Hemi engine, 4X4 , remote starter, recent brakes, cloth interior, air cond, auto, nice condition, Ram air, chrome wheels, tow package, rear spoiler, magnaflo exhaust with dual side exhaust tips, bed liner, fast truck .I do have the window sticker. Note: There are 2 top bed rails on the truck which are not included in the sale as shown in the pictures which were used for a cover that I do not have, the rear wing also mounted to the rails which you can mount the wing to the bed just as easily. the bed rails were mounted on foam so the tops of the bed are fine. There is 3 holes in the bottom of the bedliner that were used as mounting points for a motocycle tie down as well as threaded inserts in the bed. There is a couple small dings in the bed which you can't even really see, the front tires are scalloped on the edges so makes a whining noise, brakes pads are new rotors are not just trying to be as honest as I can other than that truck the runs great and is pretty clean, recent inspection. |
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