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2004 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi Wheelchair Accessible Low Miles Air Ride 22" Wheels on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:27500
Location:

Dewitt, Michigan, United States

Dewitt, Michigan, United States

You are bidding on a custom made 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab SLT with a 5.7L Hemi with 27,500 miles, Fully Wheelchair Accessible (My power wheelchair is too tall, will work perfect with manual wheelchairs). From the floor to the ceiling is 56", the ramp is 27" wide and from the drivers door panel to the left side of the front passengers seat is 31".  Lowered Floor, Wheelchair Lockdown System, Remote Controlled Suicide Door, Remote Controlled Ramp, Remote Controlled Actuator, Air Bagged all four corners, Has an engine driven compressor (E.D.C.) in replace of the A/C for faster fillups of the air tank, as well as a regular tank compressor in the bed. 22" Boss Rims, Nitto NT420s Tires, Powder coated headers, Custom Magnaflow exhaust, Cold-air intake, slotted and drilled rotors, SRT-10 Hood, Street Scene Front Bumper, Steel roll pan, HID Headlights, Smoked LED taillights and 3rd brakelight,
Spray on Bedliner, Hard Tonneau Cover. Around $20,000 in parts. Needs interior to be finished and Paint (Vinyl wrap or plastidipped are also options).

It has a salvage title because it was stolen and recovered from a dealership. Everything works on it. The cheapest truck RynoMobility or GOSichi (one of the only companies that builds wheelchair accessible trucks) would sell new are stock accessible Silverados for around $55,000. I had originally wanted a Denali diesel and they wanted about $72,000. It needs paint, all the body work was done by a professional so it's ready to go. I was going to get a $2500 flat black vinyl wrap, but I have to start paying back my student loans now so I want to sell it. It pretty much has every aftermarket part you can change on it.

Please do not hesitate to ask any questions you may have!

The Reserve is set at $10,000.

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