2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab Pickup 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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I am selling a 2000 Dodge Dakota Quad cab that comes with a truck topper. The exterior and interior are in clean condition and this is a 1 owner vehicle. The truck bed has a protective bed liner. The body has 214,000 miles but had an engine replacement a while back. The actual engine in this truck has approximately 105,000 miles on it and runs strong. There is a lot of power in this vehicle and has been a very reliable over the road truck. Most all of the miles on this truck are highway as it was used for work travel and golf travel. This is a one owner vehicle and a new batter was recently installed. The truck gets approximately 20 mpg HWY and 15 mpg city.
Negatives: The tinted windows need to be either replaced or removed. The tires are nearing the end of their life but are fully functional. The brakes are coming due for a replacement. The power windows / locks work but make a funny noise - however, this noise has been present the last couple of years and do not affect the functionality. The A/C does not work. While it does operate on occasion, it does not more often. Positives: This vehicle is a one owner truck. This vehicle has been very reliable and will easily last another 100k or more if taken care of properly by the new owner. . This vehicle has a solid paint job - light fading at best, no accidents. This vehicle is for local pick up - I do not ship. |
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