2003 Dodge Ram 3500 6 Speed 5.9 Cummin's Diesel + Option Parts on 2040-cars
Winona, Minnesota, United States
2003 Dodge Ram 3500 SRW 4x4
5.9 Cummins 6 speed NV5600 trans. 3:73 axle ratio Standard SLT interior power windows, locks and driver seat. Cooper Discover AT3 tires 285/70R17. Linex bed liner, Truxedo tonneau cover. B&W Goose neck hitch. Option Parts: South Bend dull disk towing clutch organic facings, BD short shift kit, FAST Trans coolers. Mag Hytec diff covers front & rear. Fass fuel pump 150 series 95gph fuel pickup mounted to bottom of tank. Moog greasable upper&lower ball joints. Rear drive shaft, replaced carrier bearing and installed greasable U joints. BD Track Bar, Carli greasable control arms, Dynatrac free spin cast iron hub kit- Manual locking hubs and greasable U joints in the front axles. Dodge 4th Gen steering tie rod and gear box . BD steering gear box stabilizer. Carli sway bar. GDP intake manifold. The mileage will go up, this is my daily driver. Payment: certified bank check/cashiers check. |
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