2000 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Clinton, Mississippi, United States
I've owned this truck since August 2008 (when I purchased it on eBay) and it has not broken down or left me stranded yet. I am selling this truck because we no longer need it since my son joined the Navy a few months ago and now we have more vehicles than people in our house. I have kept up with regular oil changes. Other than the cosmetic issues listed above, this is a solid truck with no rust. It comes with a Husky diamond plate in-bed tool box and an Alpine in dash stereo system. It also has an amplifier and subwoofer. The Alpine stereo has AM/FM radio, Sirius satellite radio, USB connectivity and a data cable that connects to an iPhone or iPod. With this data cable connected, you can control your Apple device from this in-dash stereo unit. This truck has been very good to me. Although I now ride in a vanpool to work on most days, on days that I do not, I have never hesitated to drive this truck to work which is almost a 100 mile round trip, and have used it to make that trip hundreds of times since 2008. The air conditioning works good, the engine runs smoothly, quietly, and with no ticks or misses. It has aluminum alloy rims and a rear step bumper. I have recently added power mirrors to this truck and I also replace both power window mechanisms. There are no cracks in the windshield. The original spare tire, jack and tire iron are in the truck. Although the lowest Kelley Blue Book private party value price for this truck is listed at $3,568.00, I am starting the no reserve bidding at $1,800.00. |
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