****dependable 1991 W-250 4x4**** Dodge Cummins; 5 Speed - Must See on 2040-cars
York, South Carolina, United States
Mileage: 256,700
Make: Dodge
Exterior Color: White
Model: Other Pickups
Interior Color: Gray
Trim: le
Drive Type: manual
****Dependable 1991 W-250 4x4 ****
Dodge Cummins 5-Speed
Selling my 1991 W-250 4x4 Reg Cab Cummins Powered 5 speed Getrag Manual Transmission.
Great Shape, ready to go anywhere. NO Leaks, NO Play in Steering, Recently Freshened Trans. and Transfer Case. Shifts Smoothly, Quietly and Easily. No Grinding at all.
Only Selling to purchase Tandem Day cab to Haul Logs.
Has A/C, Needs recharging. Power Window Motors Just Replaced as was Brake Booster and Master Cylinder.
Road Ready in Great Shape for a 1991. Does Need Headliner Fabric and Driver Door Interior Panel. Speed Odometer Doesn't Work, Quit about 8 kmi ago.
Always Serviced Every 3 kmi. I Just Put 4 New 10 Ply A/T Tires on less than 3 kmi ago. Good Reliable Work-Pulling Truck. I have Over $9,000.00 invested.
Truck Starts in Less than One Rotation, Every Time. Starts, Steers, Shifts, and Stops like it should. Has no Rear Bumper, But Does Have Reese Hitch
205 T.Case, Working Factory Cassette Player. Good Glass - Strong Clutch.
Any Questions Just Ask Nothing to Hide.
Must be Paid in Full within 72 hours. Note: $500.00 Due at Auction End. Bidders with Low or No Feedback Must Contact Me BEFORE Bidding. Shipping is Buyers Responsibility.
*****CASH or Electronic Bank Transfer Only*****
P.S. This Truck is Not Brand New, But is a 7 or 8 Out of a 10! Serious Bidders Only, Bid to Win.
Thanks,
Chris
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