2005 Ram 1500 Pickup Truck - Ram Srt Hood, 20" Rims, Flowmaster, Bi-xenon Hid on 2040-cars
Laguna Hills, California, United States
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Selling a Clean 2005 Dodge Ram Single Cab Truck, Black with Grey interior, 84k miles, I've owned it since 58k miles, just passed smog and runs great. This is the newer front end style, with the larger headlights, it also has a billet grille installed, and an OEM steel hood from a Ram SRT Viper Truck. The lights were upgraded to Bi-xenon (HID high and low beams), and the fog-lights are also HID. 20" Rims from a Newer Dodge, with New Tires (about 1 year old), Brakes were done last year also. Upgraded Dual Exhaust, K&N Intake, this truck is reliable, looks and sounds great. It has the Powertech 3.7L, which is only 20hp less than the V8, but gets much better gas mileage. With the K&N Intake, and upgraded exhaust, it's just as fast as a V8, but better fuel economy, the best of both worlds. Filled with Amsoil fluids, I'd take this truck back and forth from Vegas for work about four times a month. Also has a bedliner, RAM SRT fuel cap, and bluetooth stereo (stream Pandora, etc.) |
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