1992 Dodge Dakota Le Extended Cab 4x4 *no Reserve* on 2040-cars
Livonia, Michigan, United States
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You are bidding on a used 1992 Dodge Dakota LE Extended Cab 4x4 with cap.
THE GOOD:* Rust is minimal for this model (see pictures), hardly any on the bed itself.*Engine was replaced a couple of years ago and has MAYBE 60K miles on it, runs strong.*Truck starts right up.*blinkers, headlights, instrument cluster, etc.... all function*includes a matching cap in good condition.*3 of the 4 tires are in good condition, one will need to be replaced soon.
THE BAD:*Drivers side floorboard has rusted through*Transmission issues (details below)*Some trim is missing, although I believe I still have it set aside.*rusting around the wheels (see pics)*1 of the hinges on the drivers side door have broken causing the door to hang down, so to use it, as is, you'd have to lift it up a bit.*the hinges on the hood actually broke causing the hood to come up and it dented (see pic)... (the hinges were replaced and now function properly)There may be other items, but the pictures should show you better than I can tell you, please take a look at them before bidding because the truck is being sold "as-is."Regarding the transmission...This is why I'm selling it, otherwise it's a reliable little truck.A couple of weeks ago it stopped and wouldn't go into gear. I had it towed to the house and there it has sat while I've attempted to diagnose it.
I did a transmission flush, new fluid and filter. Did not help. Will only go into first and will go into reverse, but after it warms up it will not. I haven't tried playing around and shifting it because I didn't want to cause additional damage.However, I believe the issue may be caused by a faulty transmission solenoid and I cannot get it to budge to replace it. I have WAY too many projects going on, its time to give someone else a shot.Take a look at all the pics and ask questions prior to bidding.Also, please make sure you will be able to pick up the truck in a timely manner because I do not have the space to store it.It is being sold as is and local pickup only!!
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