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92 Dodge Cummins Monster Truck on 2040-cars

Year:1992 Mileage:318000
Location:

Caldwell, Idaho, United States

Caldwell, Idaho, United States

Condition & History: This is a strong running vehicle, capable of 70+mph. It was used as a daily driver at one point, but needs a few things to make it street legal and safe. The brake system should be upgraded for on-road use. The rear brakes are warped & rotor has a crack in it. When driving down the road, the drive-train sounds and feels clunky when brakes are applied, due to the warped rear pinion brake. I recommend switching to wheel brakes for on-road use. Please call with any questions. This rig runs strong and drives too. It just needs a few upgrades to make it street worthy again. There is over $16,000 worth of parts (including the vehicle) and $5,500 worth of labor invested in this project. This rig can be driven and wheeled as is, but it will take the investment of time and thought for this project to live up to its potential. Phone# 208.412.4173. (Please call before bidding if you have any questions, I will be 100% forthright with my responses). 

VEHICLE FEATURES: 
Motor: 
  • Cummins 12-valve turbo diesel
  • upgraded intake
  • upgraded intake horn
  • aftermarket governor spring
  • Injection pump tuned
  • 4" side dump exhaust
  • TONS of power!!
Transmission: stock Getrag 5-speed manual

Transfer case: stock NP 205

Front Axle:
  • Rockwell 2.5 ton w/ Spicer U-joints
  • aftermarket Selectro locking hubs
  • OEM pinion brake setup w/ Wilwood caliper 
Rear Axle:
  • Rockwell 2.5 ton
  • GM pinion brake setup
Steering:
  • Crossover steering
  • PSC hydraulic assist
  • Billet steering box cover
  • professional steering box rebuild & port
Suspension:
  • front-- sway away coil overs; 3-link w/ panhard bar; Johnny joints & bushings
  • rear -- sway away coil overs; 4-link; Johnny joints & bushings
Interior: stock, except for front leather seats and rear bench seat

Gauges:
  • pyrometer
  • oil pressure
  • tachometer
  • boost
MISC: 
  • Custom FAB fuel cell
  • rear mount batteries
  • stock fuel sending unit
  • 53" Michelin XZL tires
  • 20" beadlock wheels
SALE details: $500 deposit upon auction closing. Full payment required prior to vehicle pick up. 

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