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US $18,500.00
Year:2004
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2004 Dodge SLT 4 door 1ton dully. New everything on drivetrain! New 5.9 HO cummins long block at 225k, less then 47,000 miles on motor. 80hp injector tips, cold air intake. New 6speed NV5600 with aftermarket mods done internally done july 2011. Upgraded clutch to the heavy duty 6 spring disk in sept 2012. New U joints, carrier bearing last year along with new breaks all the way around. 6 new tires put on last sept. less then 5k miles on them. Brush guard, running boards, rino line bed, aux 37gal fuel tank in bed plumed into main tank. Goose neck hitch. Traler breaks, Keyless entry, sliding back glass. Halo headlights, This truck is a power house, used to pull 48ft enclosed race trailer with LQ. 27,700lbs on cat scales, put cruise on and forget trailer back there! has PPG priz pain on cowl hood. Truck has normal ware and tare on body/interior, no dints just rock chips, dash has crack where I set my GPS on dash. clean title. This is the most mechanical sound 04 dodge you will find!!! Overhead says it gets 23.8 empty and 12.9 pulling are trailer. You can call me with any questions you may have with truck, 620-330-2572 Anthony
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2013 Dodge Durango R/T
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