2000 1500 Dodge Ram Sport Edition Quad Cab (excellant Condition) on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Florida, United States
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I’m selling my old work truck, a 2000 dodge ram 1500 quad
cab with 165,000 miles with a V8, power windows, power seats, cruise control,
heat/ac (both work), sliding back window, overdrive transmission, class four
trailer hitch, and tow package. I have
owned this vehicle since it had 40,000 miles on it, and have had oil changes
every 3,000 miles as well as flushed the transmission & rear end every
50,000 miles. Before listing it I
changed the oil, transmission, and rear end fluid so they will not have to be
done for a while. The truck runs
perfect, and in the 8 years I’ve owned it I’ve only had to put new tires on it
and do the front breaks in eight years.
The truck comes with a CD player, as well as an upgraded speaker system,
it also comes with a tunnel cover that folds up (see photos) and bed liner that
locks and is perfect for anyone wanting to put tools into back of the truck (as
it locks). The paint still looks like
the day I bought it, with no fading, or peeling of the paint. I’ve taken 30 or so photos, but if you have
any questions about other parts of the vehicle or would like any additional
photos or have any questions, please contact me and I will do my best to accommodate
you.
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