1998 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Cummins Diesel 24v on 2040-cars
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States
Well here it is. It's time to sell my truck. I got a new truck through work and no longer drive it. It's a late 98 so it has the 24 valve cummins diesel and automatic transmission. It has an extended cab with 4 doors and a long box. It's been a very dependable truck with awesome fuel mileage. Awesome runner and has always started great in winter.
Here is a list of upgrades & extras: - 4 inch exhaust from the turbo back - K&N air intake - billet torque converter - A-Pillar gauges - trailer brake controller - B&W goose neck hitch - new injection pump installed 2yrs ago - Air dog 2 lift pump with all new 1/2" fuel lines - headache rack with lights - remote start - block heater The truck does show signs of its age. There is rust forming on the rockers. A couple years ago I had rust repaired around the rear wheel arches and the patches are becoming visible and rust is forming. Overall this is still a good truck and ready to work |
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