Flat Bed, Diesel, Gas, 4wd, Dually, Ext Cab, 1 Ton, Automatic, Gooseneck Ball, on 2040-cars
Springfield, Missouri, United States
this is a DODGE RAM 3500 Crew Cab dually. it comes equipped with a 390hp hemi and a 6 speed automatic transmission. some of the options include 4wd, power windows, power mirrors(also flip-out), power locks, cruise control, cd player, goose neck hitch and a 94"x112' flat bed. the interior of this truck is very clean and has no rips or tears or stains or funky odors. the exterior of the truck is very nice except for a couple of small dents in the passenger side(see pics) and a couple of very small rock chips on the front. the winning bidder will be very pleased the first time they see their new truck and be even happier when they drive it. between the performance of a hemi and the much cheaper fuel whats not to love. give me a call if you have any questions 417-839-5031 PLEASE HAVE YOUR FINANCES ARRANGED PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION I do have this truck for sale locally(24990) and reserve the right to end the auction early if I get a good enough offer. On Jul-17-14 at 08:46:33 PDT, seller added the following information: and YES....this truck does have ice cold A/C NO! THE BED IS NOT 112FT LONG .....it 112 inches long (112") |
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