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1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Sport 5.9l 4x2 Good Cond!!! on 2040-cars

US $4,000.00
Year:1997 Mileage:156000
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 Up for sale is a 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Sport pickup with lots of maintenance in the past 3 yrs.  It has the rare 5.9L engine which was replaced by Dodge at 30,000 miles under warranty.  Transmission was replaced shortly after that at an AAMCO shop.  Recent new parts include radiator, front and rear shocks, 4 tires, fuel pump, new tie rods, tie rod ends, and idler arms, upper and lower ball joints, belt and tensioner, cat-back exhaust, and its had regular oil and filter changes. 

Now for some of the bad points- The top of the wheel wells in the bed are rusting out, as is the rear bumper and lower drivers door.  (all common areas for a Dodge of this age)

It does stall when its cold, but once it warms up- I would trust this truck to drive ANYWHERE!  Its missing the passenger step.  Other than small dings and dents all around, no major damage and the truck has never been in an accident.  The A/C has a small leak somewhere (uses about 1/2 can of Freon every spring) but once its charged- its ICE COLD all summer long!  And the radio volume doesn't work (radio works, you just can't adjust volume).  The paint is also starting to peel (clear coat layer) on the hood and roof.

ALSO INCLUDED- is a vinyl bed cover in near perfect condition!

I am the 3rd owner, and the previous 2 owners took very good care of this truck and so did I- This truck should last the next owner a very long time!

Clear NJ title in hand, ready to make a deal!!  MAKE ME AN OFFER!!

Thanks for looking and please email me with any questions!

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