1996 Dodge Dakota Slt 3.9l V6 Gas Saving Reliable Clean Work Truck No Reserve on 2040-cars
Frankford, Delaware, United States
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You are looking at a 1996 Dodge Dakota SLT Pickup truck that has a powerful yes gas saving 3.9 L V6 motor and 248,307 miles on it...has a lot of life left in it.... This truck has a PERFECT CARFAX see pics below and starts right up every time! This truck was used as a Division of Wildlife truck. The drivers are all took very good care of this truck. The maintenance of this Dakota was done regularly and you can tell this by the way it drives. In fact this truck was over maintained...A schedule was kept and followed...If I covered up the odometer and took you for a drive and told you that this truck had 100k on it you would believe me, by the way it drives. It is tight on the road and drives well. Because of the miles this truck will sell cheap. Look at what others are advertising similar pickups for...Every bit of $4-$5k. This one sold NO RESERVE.
The exterior is in great shape but has some oxidation of the paint and a few small rust spots..see pics. The tires are all matching radials and look fine. Has a full size spare and a tow package in the rear! The interior is SUPER clean. The seats are comfortable and look GREAT. There are no odors... The a/c blows pretty cold ...could use a charge... and the cassette player works great! The 3.9L V6 Magnum Engine starts right up, has plenty of power, and sounds great. The transmission shifts smoothly. If you are looking for a reliable, reasonable work truck, this truck is for you!!!!! This work truck will drive you home wherever you need to drive. We will pick you up at the Salisbury, MD airport or bus or train station during normal business hours or by appointment We go the extra mile for you. We have been in business since 1948. 
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