2006 Dodge Ram 2500 2wd Megacab 5.9l on 2040-cars
Lepanto, Arkansas, United States
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2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega Cab 2wd
-5.9L Cummins Turbo, oil and fuel filter changed on time, all maintenance performed -Automatic Transmission -Factory CD Player -Trailer Brake Controller -Flawless A/C & Heat -Power Everything -Spray In Bed Liner -Tinted Windows -Sliding Backglass -75,441k miles We bought this truck with 13K miles on it as a salvage that had ran over something that damaged only the left front fender, bumper, grille and intercooler. All work was professionally done and looks as good as factory. It has only been used to go places on weekends, pull a boat and seldom pulled a enclosed trailer. The truck has not been ran hard or mistreated. We have not had any issues at all out of this truck. This truck has never been daily driven and is always garage kept. It does not sit outside. The only blemish is on the tailgate under the handle but other than that, is flawless. Very few scratches and no other dents or dings. Interior is clean and is always kept clean. All power features work, all windows work, no leaks, no stains. Has center console that raises up for another seat, rear arm rest that folds out of seat. The rear seats can recline and have storage behind them and under them. The radio controls are on the steering wheel and work. This truck would be great to pull a camper around, travel, pull a race car, horse trailer or more. It has plenty of power to tow anything you wish without fault. Everything is up to date on the truck and ready to drive absolutely anywhere. |
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