1999 Dodge Durango Slt Plus Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
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I have a very clean and very well maintained Dodge Durango up for auction. The optional 5.9L V8 runs and drives great. The transmission shifts smooth and steering is tight. There are no leaks and the undercarriage is clean and dry. The wheels are clean and not chipped or damaged. The interior is very clean with no rips or stains. The A/C and heat work great. The stereo and speakers work as well as the windows and locks. This truck has power heated mirrors but the power adjust is not working. The heated feature works fine. I'm not sure if it's the switch or a fuse. All other options are in working order. The headliner is clean with no rips or stains. Overall this truck is in great condition. I bought this from the original owner who kept this truck in great condition and was always garage kept. They rarely drove in the winter and it shows by the clean body and undercarriage. I would not hesitate to drive this across country. The Michelin tires still have tread but look old. If I was keeping this truck I would replace before the snow flies. I do drive this truck 30-50 miles a day during the week so the miles will go up. You are welcome to come and look or have an inspection done. Please let me know if you have any questions or need more pictures and thanks for looking.
On Jul-08-14 at 16:20:15 PDT, seller added the following information: I have a clean and clear title in my name and in my possession. Two small areas of rust bubbles that may not be noticeable in the pictures. One is inside drivers door along bottom edge and the other is on bottom edge of tailgate. These are very small but wanted to mention. |
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According to Road and Track, when Dodge submitted the Hellcat for engine power certification to the Society of Automotive Engineers, the company included the Charger on the paperwork. That showed that the automaker wanted the engine checked out for the sedan, too. R&T reckons the 707-hp Charger would hit the road about a year from now, clearing the Challenger for a year of exclusivity with the powerplant.
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