1973 Dodge D-200 4x2 Adventurer Sport ((((low Mileage Survivor)))) on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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A TRUE survivor. Truck sat in a barn for several years after the original owner stopped driving it. The paint is mostly original, looks like some rust was repaired in the white area of the body. The yellow appears to be original. The interior is overall very good condition. As pictured there is a hole in the floor board where the driver's foot would be near the accelerator pedal. The rest of the floors are appear to be very solid. The under side has the normal corrosion but not bad for a 41 year old truck. All in all the body is nice and straight without any real dents. Of course there are scratches and some of the yellow is thin in places. These items do not work: The factory AC is intact but not blowing cold. The gas guage does not work. Please note that this truck has a FACTORY dual gas tank system. Im not sure of the engine size, it's probably a 360. It starts easily but has a little "Chrysler-itous" Cold blooded carb that probably needs a carb kit in it. One missing hubcap in the pictures but I DO have it goes with the truck. All in all this is a pretty nice truck. OK tires but not great, inside of the bed is scratched but not rusted. Glass is good with no cracks possibly a little fogging in the corners. Dash and headliner are excellent. Needs exhaust work she's a little loud. Brakes will stop it ok but a little spongy. This is going to be a NO RESERVE auction!! Last bidder standing owns the truck. And PLEASE don't bid unless you have the intentions of actually following through with the transaction. Any questions ANY questions call me before you bid. My phone is on 24/7 so leave no stones unturned. Winning bidder to send a $300. non-refundable deposit 48 hours end of auction using Paypal. Balance to be paid within 7-days in the form of certified bank funds, bank to bank wire transfer or cash when you pick it up. OK? The truck COULD be drivable if you're in a 100 mile or so radius. Otherwise plan on trailering it just to be sure. The tires are old and who knows??? Remember...questions??? Call Tom 402-650-3849 |
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