2000 Dodge Dakota R/t 5.9 Extended Cab. on 2040-cars
Monroe, North Carolina, United States
2000 DODGE DAKOTA R/T 5.9 EXTENDED CAB PICK UP.
HAS NITTO 555 ZR TIRES,HAWK RED BRAKES,RECENT MOPAR FRONT END REBUILD. POSI REAR,HEALTHY EXHAUST,BED COVER AS SEEN.THE FULL SIZED SPARE IS THE SAME TYPE OF WHEEL THAT'S ON THE TRUCK.BED HAS BED LINER. THIS TRUCK IS THE BEST HANDLING TRUCK I HAVE EVER DRIVEN AND IT'S GOT THE POWER TO GO WITH IT. THE HOOD PAINT IS A BIT FADED AND A SPOT ON THE FRT. BUMPER BUT OVERALL THE TRUCK IS VERY CLEAN.THERE ARE A FEW CIGARETTE BURNS ON THE DRIVER'S SEAT AND DOOR PANEL...NON THAT BURNED THROUGH.THE ORIGINAL OWNER WAS AN OLDER GUY THAT SMOKED WITH THE WINDOWS DOWN.CAR DOES NOT SMELL OF CIGARETTES.TRUCK HAD REAR BUMPER AND TAILGATE REPLACED A FEW YEARS BACK DUE TO MINOR REAR END HIT.THIS IS A GOOD SOLID TRUCK THAT NEEDS SOME TLC AND A NEW HOME. QUESTIONS CALL TOM @(786)298-0000 |
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