1985 Dodge Shortbed 318 W-auto Transmission on 2040-cars
Whitewater, Kansas, United States
1985 Dodge Prospector Shortbed Here is a nice 1985 Dodge Shortbed Truck The truck was driven by my father for years. He has not driven in a couple years, and it is time to let it go. The 318 V8 runs, but is very tired - the 904 Auto transmission is also very tired Body is in very very good shape....very little rust (pictured) above both rear wheels and a little in the front fender corners. The Dodge Wheels that are pictured WILL NOT go with the truck, I have a set of old steel wheels that will go with the truck Good Kansas Title Truck is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early Ask questions early |
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