2014 Dodge Ram 2500 Limited 2500 4wd on 2040-cars
Sugar Grove, Illinois, United States
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2014 DODGE RAM 2500 MEGA CAB LIMITED
6100 MILES, BOUGHT BRAND NEW FIRST OWNER
BODY: BRIGHT WHITE COLOR, COLOR MATCHED BUMPERR AND FENDER FLARES,
LED LIGHT SWAP, CUSTOM LIGHT BAR IN FRONT BUMPER,
ABSOLUTELY NO FLAWS SCRAPES OR DINGS, SOFT TONNEAU COVER
FACTORY SPRAY IN BEDLINER
WINDOW TINT
INTERIOR: LIMITED PACKAGE WITH EVERY OPTION, HEATED SEATS (FRONT AND REAR) HEATED STEERING WHEEL AIR CONDITIONED
SEATS, BLACK LEATHER WITH LIMITED PACKAGE DETAIL AND STITCHING. HEAVY DUTY FLOOR MATS.
STEREO: OVER $6,000 IN CUSTOM STEREO. ALL NEW COMPONENT SPEAKERS IN THE DOORS, CUSTOM SUBWOOFER ENCLOSURE WITH 4
JL AUDIO 12” SUBS. ALL THE EQUIPMENT IS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED UTILIZING THE FACTORY HEAD UNIT. ALL EQUIPMENT
IS HIDDEN AND PROFESSIONAL. INTERIOR APPEARS STOCK WITH NO MODIFICATIONS DONE.
SUSPENSION: TOP OF THE LINE BDS 6” LIFT KIT. ALL UPGRADES WERE CHOSEN SUCH AS, FOX SHOCKS, DUAL STEERING
STABILIZER, AND ADJUSTABLE TRAC BAR.
WHEELS AND TIRES: 22X11 FUEL WHEELS PVD COATED WITH 37-13.50-22 TOYO M/T TIRES
MOTOR: ALL FACTORY!!! NO MODS OR ADD ONS
THIS TRUCK IS JUST AS IT CAME OFF THE SHOWROOM FLOOR. STICKER PRICE WAS $72000.00. WITH ALL THE ADD ONS AND MODS I
HAVE $100,000.00 IN THIS TRUCK.
NEVER SEEN WEATHER OR WINTER. ALWAYS STORED IN CLIMATE CONTROLLED FACILITY. ABSOLUTELY NO ISSUES MECHANICALLY OR
COSMETIC. REAL HEAD TURNER WITH COMPLIMENTS GIVEN EVERYTIME I DRIVE IT. I AM A HUGE DODGE CUMMINS ENTHUSIAST AND
HAVE BUILT SEVERAL TRUCKS. I AM READY FOR A NEW PROJECT SO I MUST LET THIS GO…
Dodge Ram 2500 for Sale
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