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Engine:318

VIN: 1B7HM06Y2LS723894 Year: 1990
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 100,000
Model: Ram 1500
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Rod Hall

Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"I'm selling all three of my Rod Hall Series trucks number 3,11(rare 4 speed)and 13. Could work out a deal with out the 4 speed truck. I have a lot of NOS parts including, new Rod Hall floor mats, NOS roll bar lights, shocks enough to do all three, NOS front and rear tube bumpers and two sets of NOS ultra factory rims, pin striping and a set of stripes if you buy all three(missing a few small pieces but mostly complete.The number three truck is the nicest of all three and you can drive any where. There is no rust on this truck. The only thing it could use is new paint on the hood and roof. The number 11 truck needs a lot but is a rare factory four speed and there was only two in black.The 13 truck is pretty ruff as well and will need much work to make look nice again. The good thing about these trucks is that you can find parts for them really cheap. I've seen quite of few really solid 1990 dodge rams for cheap money that would give you every thing you needed to fix 11,13."

I'm selling all three of my Rod Hall Series trucks number 3,11(rare 4 speed)and 13. Could work out a deal with out the 4 speed truck. I have a lot of NOS parts including, new Rod Hall floor mats, NOS roll bar lights, shocks enough to do all three, NOS front and rear tube bumpers and two sets of NOS ultra factory rims, pin striping and a set of stripes if you buy all three(missing a few small pieces but mostly complete.
The number three truck is the nicest of all three and you can drive any where. There is no rust on this truck. The only thing it could use is new paint on the hood and roof.
The number 11 truck needs a lot but is a rare factory four speed and there was only two in black.
The 13 truck is pretty ruff as well and will need much work to make look nice again. The good thing about these trucks is that you can find parts for them really cheap. I've seen quite of few really solid 1990 dodge rams for cheap money that would give you every thing you needed to fix 11,13.

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