Rare Condition Ram 3500 on 2040-cars
Mission Viejo, California, United States
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I bought this truck from the original owner about 2 years ago. I have far to many vehicles and need to thin my stable. I own very expensive cars down to cheap ones. I only own what is extremely clean. This truck is EXTREMELY clean. 36000 original miles with all records since it was new.
No accidents, no nicks, scrapes or dents. Interior is perfect, no tears, no smells, no cracks period, like it is new, and the radio still has the plastic from the factory. Garage kept. Rubber is new, oil recently changed with its first set of brakes since it was new done 1000 miles ago. If you like nice things that are abnormally clean and get peoples attention because they are so clean, this is your truck. It will pull anything and gets about 13 -16 mpg no matter what you do. I did modify the exhaust so it sounds better and tinted the windows. I replaced the dash that typically cracks and had the steering wheel professionally rewrapped. Everything works in the truck and I mean every last thing. Call me if your serious, Im not desperate in any way. I would just like to own less and see this go to someone who can appreciate it. You will understand when you see it. Bill 949-374-2750 reserve is set at 10,500 so you don't have to ask. |
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