Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 Great Truck Low Miles, Rebuilt Title Save Money on 2040-cars
United States
2009
Dodge Ram 1500, Automatic, Quad Cab, 4x4, with 25,620 original miles, vin 1D3HV18T19S808343.
Higher end model with arm rest and shifter on the floor. This truck was completely
repaired after being involved in a front end collision. As far as I know the
two front fenders, hood, radiator, radiator support, headlights and other font
end body parts were replaced. When I purchased the truck I had the trucks
alignment checked (prior to purchase) at an alignment shop and the truck was
100% within factory alignment spec. I also had the truck aligned for normal maintenance
this past fall and the alignment was perfect at that check- up as well. Oil has
been changed every 3-4K and all I use is synthetic, tires rotated, all services
are up to date.
The truck tracks perfectly and everything functions as new, no warning lights, zero rust, zero issues. This truck has the factory dual exhaust, sounds great and get truck plenty of complements. There is absolutely no reason this 4 year old truck won’t reliably serve its next owner for many many years. It does have a branded ‘rebuilt’ title; it’s also priced at a fraction of a comparable Ram 1500 with similar miles and options. When we registered the truck in NJ we had absolutely no issues with DMV. I have title in hand and will answer any questions or take any additional pictures that you might want to see. I know I’m repeating myself, but this truck has been completely reliable in every way, zero issues mechanically or with the bodywork. Other than 25,000 miles of normal wear this truck is near perfect. Please refer to photos for closer inspection. I’m selling the truck because my wife and I no longer use it and it just sits in our garage. We have three other cars and this one is admittedly not the most fuel efficient with the Hemi. It does have the cylinder deactivation with the Hemi, so we have been able to pull 20-21 mpg on the highway. This
truck does have a branded title, but in exchange for that you will pay less
than half what others are asking for a clean title truck with 40-50K more
miles. This is a great truck and you will not have any problems. I’ve been an
ebayer for many years, check my rating. Thank you for looking. Basic Information
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