'89 Dodge Dakota Convertible Sport Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Owatonna, Minnesota, United States
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1989 Dodge Dakota Sport Convertible. I am the 2nd owner of this
collectors truck. I bought it in 1991 in Ohio. It was my daily driver for many
years and has run perfectly. It is rust free. It has been garaged it's entire
life. It has been driven very little over the last 12 years. I keep it stored
and clean in my garage. I drive it twice a year and have considered selling
locally at various car shows. I want to keep it original so I have not touched
up some of the outside wear. In 1995 I put in a brand new transmission which
has worked perfectly. Somewhere about '99 or 2000 it suffered some hail damage
on the body and the convertible top. The body was repaired and the top was
replaced. The bumpers and tail gate have some scuff marks that
you may not be able to see in the pictures. But the vehicle runs perfectly and
has no leaks. It is fully drive-able and ready for a road trip. 169,000 well
maintained miles. Fewer that 1800 Dodge Dakota Convertibles were made and far fewer
are on the road today. I set my asking price by what the truck is worth as a
vehicle, what it is worth to me and what the market seems to suggest the truck
is worth as a collectible. Some predict the value will continue to rise as long
as it stays in this condition.
You will need to pick up the vehicle or make arrangements for
delivery. I live in Southern Minnesota. |
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