2003 Dodge Ram 2500 6 Speed 5.9 Cummin's Diesel Low Miles on 2040-cars
Winona, Minnesota, United States
03 Ram 2500 quad cab long bed 4x4 NV5600 3:73 axle.
305HP 555 Cummins. No chip's completely stock engine runs good. This one has good power. NV5600 and newer clutch holds strong. This one shifts smooth "my opinion" I can definitely not say that about most NV's I have driven. DISCLAIMER: the body has scratches scuffs and swirl marks in the paint. If you cant live with that then this truck is not for you. The bed at one time had a topper on it there are scratches and wear marks on the top of the bed rails and around the stake pockets. If you put an over the rail spray in bed liner it would cover most all defects on or around the bed. With all that being said if you stand back and look at this truck the pictures do represent the condition of the body very well. NO RUST! The upper dash is cracked and broken. Besides the dash the rest of the interior is super nice no rips or stains smells clean, non smoker. leather interior heated power front seats. Wood grain on the dash and doors. B&W Goose Neck hitch in the bed also have the ball for it. Payment: Cashiers check, Bank Check. Shipping: buyers responsibility. I have personally used DAS they worked for me but not the cheapest ether. |
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