2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States
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For sale: 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon
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If you are looking for a power wagon, you probably already know that they are not easy to find, and even harder to find in good condition with LOW miles. This truck has never been abused off-road or in mud like a lot of these trucks were. There is absolutely zero rust on this truck. It was only ever driven in the winter on a couple occasions, has not seen snow in a long time... I am the original owner of this truck, bought it new in 06. It has always been garage kept, always been well maintained, and never been in an accident. 37,940 easy miles. Never towed heavy. Non-smoker. I installed a set of factory Dodge leather seats several years ago out of a 2005 Laramie because I hated the factory cloth seats. There are heating elements in the seats, all you need to do is get the correct dash piece with the switches in it and plug them in. I never did it because as stated above, I rarely drove this truck in the winter. I can put the original seats back in the truck if a buyer does not want leather... This truck is over all in very good condition, however, there are a couple small scratches here and there, some typical minor rock chips behind the tires, and one dent directly above the exhaust pipe on the lower bedside (see picture). It has been used (rarely) as a truck but never abused or neglected. As stated above, this truck has 35x12.50 Cooper Discoverer STTs with XD addict rims. Due to the back-spacing of the wheels, I installed a Skyjacker 2" leveling kit on the front to keep the tires from rubbing the inner fenders. I also have the stock wheels and tires that will be included. This truck goes down the road straight as an arrow, no slop in the front end or steering, everything is tight just like it should be. Transmission is perfect. This truck drives like brand new. The only issue with this truck is the rear locker actuator is sticky. Which causes the "service 4WD" light to come on in the dash occasionally. I am told by the tech guy at the dealership that this was a common problem if the lockers werent used often and its an easy fix. I am in the process of having that taken care of as soon as possible. This is a truly a well cared for, clean, low-mileage, rare truck with no surprises. Clear title in hand. If you have any questions at all or would like more pictures, please call, text, or message me. 814.761.2602 |
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