2006 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Cummins 5.9 Laramie, 49000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Danbury, Connecticut, United States
Hello, and thank
you for viewing our listing. Here we have our 2006 loaded RAM 2500 4X4 Laramie
high output Cummins with less than 50k miles. We are the original owner, this
is a southern pickup, having purchased new in Scottsdale, AZ, and then in TX.
Recently we took the truck to Fairfield County, CT as my son was interested in
purchasing, but we couldn’t agree on price so we are making it available to a
new owner. The vehicle is located in Fairfield County, Southwest CT. No DEF
here, this is the last of the 5.9L Cummins that I got 20+ MPG, often 22 MPG
here in TX. Reason for selling, we purchased a new one. This RAM is loaded
with virtually every available option from the Laramie package with leather,
factory Navi, 6-disc factory system which I was told is made by infinity. PS,
PW, cold A/C, power heated seats, tilt, drop down rear seat video, bed liner, factory
SS step running boards, factory tinted glass, power sliding rear window, front
tow hooks, rear hitch with brake controller and chrome step and tow bumper
which has a 6” dent, front driving lights, dual batteries, high output
alternator, center up/down console with dual opening compartments, dual
driver/passenger climate control, alarm system with remote monitoring, remote
start, power rear sliding window, and locking tailgate. I am sure I am forgetting some, it would have been
easier to list what it doesn’t have which is a sunroof (not available with roof
mounted drop down video). Always serviced at the local Dodge dealer. When purchased new
we upgraded the factory audio/video system at a high end shop in Tempe, AZ. Added
were a pager alarm system with remote start, an amp and sub, an additional DVD
player installed under the passenger seat, and all the factory speakers were
upgraded. The rear seat video has 2 wireless headphones or the audio from video
can be listened to through the installed factory radio and upgraded speakers. There are a few
negatives with this RAM. First there is about a 6” vertical crease in the left
rear corner of the rear step and tow bumper, there are some carpet stains,
there is a dent under the fuel filler, the common 2006 RAM tach operates
erratically at times, and an about 6” hairline paint crack in the left side front
bumper paint. I am not aware of any other defects, We are setting the
Buy It Now price below the KBB private party sale value and we will also
consider offers. Mileage at time of listing is 49,608, which may change a
little as we still use occasionally. We also have this listed on other than
ebay so should the vehicle sell we reserve the right to cancel this ebay
listing. Please look at the photos, ask any questions, the vehicle is available
for review by appointment. Have many more photos, just send a request with your
email. We have a clean
blue TX title with no liens, never has had any liens. No warranty, expressed or
implied, and no refunds, returns. This is an original owner low mileage Cummins
that was well over 50k MSRP. I believe we still have the original window
sticker. $500.00 non refundable deposit within 48 hours via paypal, balance by
certified funds, or cash, no paypal on balance. Buyer is responsible for pickup
or transportation arrangements from Danbury, CT 06811. Vehicle can be picked up
as soon as funding clears. Thank you. I have
been holding off selling this vehicle for some time as I like it more than the
2012 RAM I purchased to replace it. I am very reluctant to sell this RAM
Cummins 2500 as I have owned 5 of these Ram Cummins since 1993 and this one is
the best one I have owned. If you have any questions, please ask them prior to
placing your bid. If you are local, or know someone who is, please consider
coming to see the truck in person. Different things are important to different
people, and while I have tried to describe all important aspects of the
vehicle, it's impossible to cover every last detail. Thank you. |
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