1987 Dodge Dakota Le, Long Bed, Beautiful Truck, Great Miles on 2040-cars
New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
Attention Mopar Collectors, 1987 Dodge Dakota LE Regular Cab Long Bed. Only 83772 original miles. I recently purchased this from a 75 year old gentleman that owned the truck since 1989. It has been garage kept most of its life and is in beautiful condition. I am only selling because I just purchased a Corvette and need the garage space. It's equipped with the 3.9 liter V6 engine and a 5 speed manual transmission. It also has air conditioning and cruise control. Runs and drives great, interior is very nice as the pics show. The only drawback to the interior is the red door panels have started to fade. The body is straight and basically rust free. The last pic shows a small surface rust spot in front of the left front wheel that is noticeable when close up. The paint appears to be all original and I can find no signs of any accidents. I have the original owners manual and both original keys. I believe one of them still has the selling dealer's keychain still on it. Currently registered and titled as an antique vehicle. As with any used vehicle there are some imperfections that would be expected but this truck is certainly not your typical 27 year old truck that was used for hauling and working. Please contact me with any questions and I will respond as quickly as I can and please come and see it in person if you can. I don't believe you will be disappointed. Thanks for looking.
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