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1996 Dodge Ram 3500! 5.9l 12 Valve Cummins! 5spd! Dually! Michelins! Rockstars! on 2040-cars

US $10,995.00
Year:1996 Mileage:245000
Location:

Asheville, North Carolina, United States

Asheville, North Carolina, United States

 

1996 Dodge Ram 3500

 

These trucks are getting harder and harder to find, especially with all the options this one has to offer. You are looking at a 1996 Dodge Ram 3500 with the legendary 12 valve 5.9L Cummins diesel motor. To back up the powerhouse, this truck has the highly sought after 5 speed manual transmission. It does not get any better than this. This truck is a long bed dually and it is a pulling machine. You will find these trucks everywhere that have been run the life out of, but not this one. This is basically a mechanically bone stock 12 valve. The only thing I have modified is the looks of the truck. I use the truck for hauling, and it does what I expect it to do and beyond. I wanted a great looking truck that I could get in and drive across country if needed, and this is the truck.

 

Below is a list of what makes this truck:

-         VIN: 1B7MC36C5TS586974

-         12 Valve 5.9L Cummins Diesel

-         New 5 speed manual transmission (less than 10,000 miles)

-         New Factory replacement clutch (less than 10,000 miles)

-         New brakes (rotors and pads)

-         New ball joints

-         New idler arm

-         New belt

-         New pitman arm

-         New steering stabilizer

-         New Valvoline synthetic fluids bumper to bumper

-         In-bed gooseneck ball hitch

-         Plastic bed liner

-         Cold AC

-         RECON LED Cab clearance lights

-         RECON LED Fender marker lights

-         RECON LED 3rd brake light

-         Black housing LED trail lights

-         Black housing head lights (with bright blue bulbs)

-         New Michelin tires (less than 1,000 miles)

-         New Rockstar dually wheels (less than 1,000 miles)

-         Lowered 2” in the front and 6” in the rear (all leafs are still present)

-         New white paint job (grille and bumper painted to match)

-         5% tint with 35% on windshield

-         Straight piped exhaust with 4” MBRP tip

-         New In-Dash 7” flip-up TV/DVD/MPS/Ipod/Sirus

-         CLEAN AND CLEAR TITLE IN HAND

-         CARFAX INCLUDED

The BAD:

-         245,XXX miles.

-         Leaks oil (if a 12 valve does not leak oil, then the motor is dry)

-         Driver’s side window switches short every now and then. Windows roll up and down just fine.

-         Paint is not a $10,000 paint job. However, it does look good.

-         Interior does not look as good as the exterior.

-         Heater core is by-passed (probably a bad heater core).

-         Parking brake does not work.

-         Trailer wiring is not in place.

-         Dash is cracked and drivers seat is torn.

 

I’m sure I am forgetting a few things. As you can tell, I have invested thousands into this truck in order to make it the perfect road hauling machine. It looks slick as could be driving down the road with or without a trailer, and that is exactly what I wanted. This truck does have 245,XXX miles and yes, it does leak oil; it is a 12 valve Cummins. It does not pour oil but it certainly marks its spot when you let it sit overnight. I would not be afraid to jump in this truck today and drive it across the country.

 

This is NOT a show truck. It is a truck that is made to work but still look good while doing so. This is my 5th Cummins, and every one I have owned has had over 300,000 miles. How long these motors last depends on how well they are maintained. This one will last 500,000 miles without a doubt.

 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

·       This 1996 Dodge ram 3500 is sold AS-IS with NO WARRANTY IMPLIED OR EXPRESSED.

·       I encourage ALL PARTIES interested to view the truck in person! Pictures do not do it justice.

·       PLEASE, DO NOT use the BUY-IT-NOW nor submit a BEST OFFER unless you have obtained 100% of the funds to purchase this truck.

·       CALL or MESSAGE me with any questions. My number is 828-275-0080. PLEASE, do this before using the BUY-IT-NOW or submitting a BEST OFFER!

·       I have numerous pictures of the truck. The can be seen at the link below. DELETE THE “CLOSE THS GAP” from the link and then copy and paste the link into your browser:

 

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·       The buyer is responsible for all shipping charges. IF you are having the truck shipped to you, you need to make sure shipping is set up BEFORE using the BUY-IT-NOW or submitting a BEST OFFER.

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