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2011 Dodge 3500 4x4 on 2040-cars

US $36,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:81300
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6 speed manual
Exhaust brake
American force Matt black 22" wheels
Toyo open country m/t 37x13.5x22 approx. approx.10k miles remaining in tires
H&S mini maxx programmer
South bend, heavy duty clutch, pressure plate and flywheel
Air dog fuel filter system
Added leaf springs in the rear
Front end stabilizer with bilstine shocks
Straight pipe exhaust
Fab Fours front bumper with location for a winch and CM flatbed with 4 tool boxes,sprayed with heavy rhino liner
6" lift
Pioneer touch screen stereo
2-12" fusion sub woofers in a box under rear seat
2- fusion amps for subs and fusion door speakers
2-Tview drop down tv monitors 11", perfect for hot shotters, welder's, or construction workers when you have down time.
50 gallon fuel tank
Power windows, with auto up and down in front seats
Power door locks
Power mirrors
Tilt
Cruise
A/C
iPhone connect for stereo
Flip up center console with storage
Lots of storage area in doors, dash, and center drink holder
Iron cross step bars
Vinyl front buckets and rear bench seat, (2-tone) and flooring, front and rear mud mats as well.
Tinted glass, some scratches
7 and 4 prong trailer hook up
Gooseneck hook up
CB radio wiring ran overhead,
This is a work truck, there are minor blemishes on the exterior, one on drivers side rear door corner,about the size of a dime, and a paint chip on drivers side hood, about 1-1/4" long and 1/4" wide, drivers side rear door panel is scratched up from tool bags, there is a small hole in drivers seat, about the size of a nickel. It does use some oil between changes.
This truck is a beast, it stands 7' tall, and really stands out, pulls like a dream with no hesitation. This will make a great personal truck or addition to a company fleet.
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NHTSA investigating Chrysler for airbags, ignition switches

Wed, 18 Jun 2014

Chrysler is being targeted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in a pair of actions that focus on over 1.2 million Jeeps, minivans and crossovers.
The first is a "preliminary investigation" that focuses on an airbag issue afflicting the Jeep Commander built in model years 2006 and 2007 and Grand Cherokee from 2005 to 2006. In total, 700,000 vehicles could potentially be affected. It's not entirely clear what the airbag issue is, with The Detroit Free Press simply stating that the restraint systems in the affected Jeeps may be "faulty."
The other investigation is what's called a "recall query" and it covers a problem that General Motors should be familiar with. In this case, there could be a problem with the ignition switches of 525,000 vehicles, ranging from 2008 to 2010 Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan minivans, to the 2008 to 2010 Dodge Journey crossover. Again, it's not entirely clear what sort of behavior prompted the 32 complaints that NHTSA has received on these vehicles.

Hellephant 1,000-horsepower Mopar crate engine priced, is available to order

Fri, Apr 26 2019

The folks at Fiat Chrysler's Mopar division unveiled its meanest road-going V8 ever at last year's SEMA show. It makes 1,000 horsepower, and it's called the Hellephant in honor of the second-generation Charger's 426 "Elephant" V8, and because it has a honking big supercharger on top like the modern Hellcat. What we didn't know was the price, but now order books are open, and it's priced at $29,995. That's about $10,000 more than the currently available Hellcat engine, which makes 707 horsepower. You'll also probably want to buy the available kit that comes with all the computers, wiring, sensors and throttle to run it, and that's an extra $2,265. Putting things further into perspective, you can actually buy an entire new Dodge Challenger SXT V6 for $29,340. You'll also still need to add other accessories if you want things like air conditioning, which Mopar is also happy to sell you. What we're saying is, this is a lot of money just for an engine. But on the other hand, this is a roughly plug-and-play engine with Bugatti Veyron power for the price of a V6 Challenger, so that's pretty awesome. And you can put it into anything you have the skills or money to put it in. Plus, it should be able to make more power with higher-octane fuel. We can't wait to see the swaps and builds.

Tempted by the Demon, dealers find way to thwart Dodge, jack up prices

Mon, Jul 24 2017

It's the eternal story of short supply, big demand - and car dealers eager to exploit that dynamic, especially when it involves a hot car. A few weeks ago, when Dodge announced that it devised a way to attempt to prevent price-gouging on those 840-horsepower 2018 Dodge Demons, you just knew the dealers would dream up some devilish end-run. And sure enough, despite the manufacturer's best intentions, Demon order slots are being offered with five-figure markups. Here's how things were supposed to work: With a run of just 3,000 cars, Dodge knew it had to do something to address dealer greed, so it announced an allocation system: Cars purchased at or below the $86,090 MSRP would be the first orders filled and delivered. If a dealer sells an allocated Demon for more than sticker, that car goes to the end of the line for production and delivery. Dodge also ensured dealers wouldn't stockpile or hoard Demons by limiting the number of orders a dealer can submit and allocating cars to dealers based on how many Challenger and Charger Hellcats the dealer has sold. But Automotive News reports that some dealers are using intermediaries to auction off their Demon allocations on eBay. Three sellers last week said they were representing dealers in South Carolina, Tennessee and Louisiana, and auctioning off the right to buy a car in one of the priority spots at MSRP. The minimum bid for the right to buy the car at sticker? From $10,000-25,000. And previous transactions on eBay might have run as high as $75,000. So early buyers are definitely paying an upcharge - but it's a thing apart from the bottom line on the order form, where it appears they are paying MSRP. In other words, a scheme that violates the spirit of what FCA tried to do. A source at FCA told Automotive News the automaker was monitoring the practice but could do little to stop it. And the report quoted a Hellcat owner who said his dealership was ignoring Dodge's strictures altogether and offered him a Demon at MSRP plus $60K. But take heart. Not all car dealers are cynically opportunistic - or rather, some see an opportunity for doing good, not making buck. Automotive News says Bill Marsh Chrysler in Traverse City, Mich., plans to sell its single allocated Demon for $1 under MSRP - and is auctioning off the right to buy it, with the dealership's existing customers eligible to bid. The auction's proceeds will benefit four Traverse City charities.