1993 Dodge W150 Base Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 5.2l on 2040-cars
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States
This truck is a pretty straight Gen 1 Dodge. Engine runs strong, transmission shifts good. 4x4 works great. Had a few issues with going in and out last winter and had actuator replace, worked great the rest of the winter. Love this truck and pains to get rid of it, but have to make room for a Cummins I have. Use this truck almost every week and does not sit. Majority of rust really started to show up as of last winter. This truck came out of Alaska and I am the 3rd owner. Been in Wisconsin that last few years.
- 4x4 serviced last winter (new actuator) - New BFG All-Terrain KO's 31x10.5-15 - Coolant flushed and freeze plugs replaced - Input steering shaft seal replaced - Alignment done - Block Heater - Has rust in rocker panels and passenger side floor pan. 2 small spots in corner floor of bed - Cracked windshield - Tailgate handle does not work. - Fuel gauge INOP (Sending unit bad) - E-Brake cable needs to be repaired - Have extra parts for this truck - Also have 4 new KYB shocks and overload spring bumpers which I have not installed yet. Rear overloads chatter due to old bumpers being gone. |
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