2006 Dodge Mega Cab 2500 Dually Long Bed Burgandy Color on 2040-cars
Douds, Iowa, United States
This is a 2006 Dodge 2500 dually mega cab custom made long bed truck. The truck has a custom made long bed on the truck. The truck has new front end wheel bearings, 5.9L 6 cylinder Diesel with an automatic 6-speed transmission. 4 door mega cab long bed. 4WD. Burgundy color exterior. Exterior consists of tinted windows in the back seats side step running boards interior has gray leather seating. There is a split bench seating arrangement in both the front and rear seats. Has power windows locks and side view mirrors. Also included: CD player auxiliary port, heated seats, heated mirrors and floor mats. The truck has a Fab Four brand heavy duty front end replacement bumper with a winch fair lead (winch not included). The tires were replaced in July 2012. They are 17 inch tires and have approximately 70% tred on them. There is a spot on the front end bumper that has a little rust spot, the tailgate has a chip of paint on the bottom side of the tailgate and a small crack on the passenger side before the sides of the dually begins. (which you will see from the pictures) This a great truck with a great amount of room in the cab and the truck bed. We are selling the truck because our plans of being on the road for our business has changed and we do not this big of a truck. The truck gets around 20-22 mpg. This truck is being sold as is and there will be no warranty of any kind with the truck so if you have questions, please let us know. There will need to be an immediate payment of $2000.00 via paypal within 48 hours of the end of auction unless other arrangements have been made. The remaining balance must be paid within 7 days of the end of auction when the truck is picked up or delivered by a certified bank check. Best of luck bidding and please ask questions before placing your bid.
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