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Dodge Dakota Pro Street Truck on 2040-cars
US $78,000.00
Year:1998
Mileage:20
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Dodge Dakota Totally Modified. Appraised for $140,000. New Orleans World of Wheels 6 time Winner!!!! Horsepower 952 on Larry Meaux's Dyno. Torque-749 foot pounds on motor. Motor has less than 20 miles on it. Evacuation pump. Cold fusion fogger kit. (Never had nitrous sprayed through it.) 535 Hemi, Mopar Mega-Hemi block from Indy. Diamond pistons, heads completely ported by Larry Meaux, John Beck cross-ram, 8 quart oil pan. 2-860 Pro-Stock carburators from Pro-Systems. Complete roller cam. Custom cooling system from C&R Racing. 4 length suspension. Coil over shocks on the front. Narrow 9 inch rear end with an aluminum Strange chunk. 3.5 spline rear axels. Custom plumbed. Fiberglass front end and hood. 6.0 tube chassis built by Wizard Racing-still in date. 33X18.5 Mickey Thompson rear tires. 26X15X3 1/2 Mickey Thompson front tires. Parachute, wheelie bar, carbone fiber tubs, custom lexan bed cover with wing, custom interior, custom paint job. 727 manual valve body transmission with A&A transbrake and parts with reverse shift padding. Far too much too list. Please email with questions. TRADES ARE NOT ACCEPTED AND I AM NOT NEGOTIATING PRICE. PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MINE. Thanks for looking. |
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