1993 Dodge Turbo Diesel 3500 Dually on 2040-cars
Munising, Michigan, United States
1993 Dodge~ Turbo Diesel ~3500 ~Automatic~ 2 WD CLUB CAB~PICKUP Cummins Turbo Charged Diesel burns no oil between 7,000 mile oil changes. Has 4 inch Bully Dog exhaust from Turbo back. Aluminum Trans fin 4 quart extra deep oil pan. 3:55 limited slip rear end with Royal Purple. New Torque Converter , Transmission adjusted and new fluid 5,000 miles ago. Aluminum finned valve covers, new hoses, belt tensioner, alternator, water pump, K&N air filter. Gauges for transmission temp, exhaust temp, boost, fuel pressure. Interior carpet, dash, front and back jump seats, door panels all like new. Headliner is tufted as shown in photo. Clear/Chrome LED Cab roof lights. New White Tonneau box cover. Spray in Rhino box lining. Runs like new. Has been well cared for. Never driven in the winter months. Truck was originally a Southern truck. Body is rust free, but does have some fading and wear on the top of the fenders and where your arm would rest when the power window is down. Stone chips pictured from normal road driving. Outer Grille Shell has cracked as pictured. Was like this when we bought it and has not gotten any worse. Tire tread is 1/3 on back dually tires..front tires 2/3 tread...good to drive anywhere. Class 5 hitch, 5th Wheel complete set-up, Goose pop up hitch...can haul anything anywhere. This is a very nice truck! Reason for selling~~ purchased a 4x4 Dodge Diesel to drive in the winter. This truck is For Sale locally as well so auction may end if sold locally. As with any Used vehicle..the condition of this Truck is in very good condition at this time..but it is used. There is no warranty implied or given ..it is sold As Is Where Is. If you have questions or would like an additional picture of anything specific please feel free to contact me. |
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