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2004 Dodge Ram 1500 St Standard Cab | 2-door | Great Condition on 2040-cars

US $3,900.00
Year:2004 Mileage:158017
Location:

Sugar Land, Texas, United States

Sugar Land, Texas, United States
Advertising:

We have a black 2004 Dodge RAM in GREAT condition.
-Single Cab
-158k Miles
-Automatic
-A/C
RUNS like new! 

This is a true all American truck. Call or text to come test drive it!

(We offer great shipping methods if out of state!)

Only at AUTOS AMERICA HOUSTON

713 384 0022

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Tenemos una camioneta 2004 Dodge RAM en venta.
- 1 Cabina
-158,000 Millas
-Automatica
-Aire Acondicionado 

CORRE COMO NUEVA! 

Precio muy economico, solo en AUTOS AMERICA HOUSTON.

llame para venir a manejarla. 

(Si esta fuera de el estado tenemos metodos muy economicos para enviar auto)

713 384 0022

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