2000 Dodge Dakota Sport Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Arlington, Vermont, United States
2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab 4x4 4.7 v8 magnum (mobile One Oil only) cold ac, warm heat. The truck is an excellent strong running vehicle with no knocks or smoking issues. 4wd shifts on the fly and works perfectly.The interior is in decent shape with no rips or tears.
The main issues with the truck are rust and a leaking power steering system. The rocker panels have rusted out as well as some other areas on the truck. The truck is sold as a project truck or parts . Included in the sale is a pair of shocks for the rear (front ones already installed), A pair of pre- cut and formed rocker repair panels, a new oil pan, and a Bull Dog remote starter. I have recently installed a new muffler and exhaust pipe, front brakes and rotors, and a new tire. The inspection ran out last year and I have been using the truck for fire wood and dump runs. I bought a new truck a while back and lost interest in restoring this one. I would be will to drive the truck to any location within an hours drive of 05250 for delivery or shipping purposes. Thanks! |
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