2000 Dodge Dakota Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Windham, Maine, United States
I am selling my 2000 Dodge Dakota. It is a regular cab, 5-speed manual, rear wheel drive. It has been lowered 4", and has a body kit. It has a hard tannu cover, which locks. I have 18" rims with summer tires on them (plenty of tread) as well as a spare set of rear tires for the rims. I have additional winter treads mounted on the stock 15" rims, and the original spare (which has been removed for weight). I have an after market CD player, which plays most formats of disk, as well as a USB connector for a phone/MP3 player/flash drive. I have 2 10" subwoofers (Kicker), one behind each seat, as well as a Kicker amp to run them. The side and rear windows have tint. It only has 92K miles on the V6 engine, and runs like a top. I've upgraded the air intake to an Air Raid system, with reusable air filter. Truck is for sale locally, and I may end the auction early, if it sells. I am available for test drives with at least a day's notice. Truck is for local pickup only. I will accept bank check or Paypal only. I can hand you the keys to drive away, once funds are secured. |
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