Custom 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 on 2040-cars
Apollo Beach, Florida, United States
Looking to sell this perfect condition 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4, 94k miles, with a 5.2 V8 and automatic transmission. Has power windows, locks, etc and everything works.
About three years ago, the truck was completely repainted. There was nothing wrong with the original black paint, just wanted to do matte black. The truck was professionally painted, and was done the correct way. Doors, fenders, hood, bed, etc were taken off, as well as all glass removed. After that was done, had some custom bumpers built for it, Bushwacker fender flares, Recon LED smoked lighting, HID's, as well as a 4" Skyjacker 4-link suspension lift, and 35" Pro Comp Xtreme AT's on 16x10 Pro Comp aluminum wheels. The front bumper has a brand new winch in it that has never been used. There's fog lights with HID's in the front bumper also. The rear bumper has recessed reverse lights in it, as well as hidden exhaust ports. While all this was getting done, LineX (not a cheap knockoff, the actual LineX shop) sprayed the front and rear bumpers, fender flares, bed of the truck, etc. Once all of the exterior of the truck was done, the interior got done with custom black Katzkin leather, removed carpet and did black rubber floor liner, suede headliner, as well as a custom stereo. Overall, the truck is in perfect condition. Since purchasing it in 2002, the truck has only had around 9,000 miles put on it, due to being overseas in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other countries. The truck doesn't HAVE to sell, so no need for low ball offers, just tired of it sitting 99% of the time with a cover over it. There was over $15k of work done to it three years ago, and I know that doesn't increase the value of it, but you won't find one in better shape, not abused, and as good looking as this one! Runs and drives perfectly fine. It needs absolutely nothing!!! Clean title in hand. Contact 813-787-9039 |
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