Dodge Ram 2500, 4wd, 5.9 Liter V8 on 2040-cars
North Tonawanda, New York, United States
This is a rusty but trusty Dodge 2500 pickup. I have owned this truck for around 5 years and it has always been dependable and a work horse. I just don't need this big of a truck anymore. It has a front push bumper as you can see from the pictures. It burns oil when you first start it up but then stops once you get started going. It has a pioneer super tuner stereo with a removable face plate. I replace the radiator last year, catalytic convertor 2 years ago and just had the vacuum lines done. The tires are about 50%. It has a lift kit and would make a great mudder or camp truck. The 4 wheel drive is a bit temperamental and sometimes you have to play with it to get it to work. A little work and it would probably work like a charm. It could use a tuneup and a muffler to get it into top condition. The transmission shifts smoothly and it runs strong. Even with all the Buffalo Snow this year I never had a problem going anywhere. It is by no means an economy vehicle, it gets 11 to 13 miles to the gallon. Please be real in your offers, I can get $500 cash for scrap but it runs so well I would hate to do that. A $500.00 deposit by paypal is due within 3 days of the auction end. Full payment due in 7 days.
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