2007 Dodge Ram 3500 Slt Long Horn on 2040-cars
Chloe, West Virginia, United States
Hello I'm Here To Sell My Awesome Truck And Everything Is In GreatCondition... Engine Starts Right Up And Runs Strong, That Is What Cummins EngineIs For. Transmission Is In Great Condition, Shifted Strong In All Gears. It WasInstalled With Jasper Tranny With Upgraded Shifter For Better Lube Flow Etc. AllDrivetrain In Great Shape, Also New Rear Aluminum Driveshaft- Installed About 2Years Ago. 4wd Works Good As Well. Tires Got About Half Tread Left. Truck BodyIs In Great Condition, No Rust, Good Paint. There Are Some Scratches But They DoNot Look Serious. Undercarriage Looks Good, There Is No Leakage. Interior InGood Condition There Is Some Stain From Spill Drinks Etc Can Be Shampoo Etc AndSome Wears Nothing Serious. Truck Got Some Upgrade On The System- Removed AllGovernment Bs Inside The Exhaust System. There Is Better Flow Etc Such As EgrAnd Dpf Deleted. 4" Stainless Straight Pipe With Stainless Muffler, Smarty Tune,And Pusher Booster. Truck Comes With Toolbox, Extra Original Taillights SinceTruck Currently Has Led Extra After Market Tinted Headlights, 5th Wheel Hitch,Never Used It Though, When I First Bought The Truck, Hitch Came With It From TheFirst Owner. The Reason Why I Am Selling This Truck Is Because I Bought A NewerVersion Of This Truck. This Truck Is Well Maintained As Well Since I Am VeryFamiliar With Keeping It In Great Condition.
Send me questions at : TobyFiglervrqk@yahoo.com
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Mark Diaz, president of the Detroit Police Officers Association, received the complaints and reportedly said the vehicles would get safety updates addressing the issues. But Deadline Detroit reports that it checked some of the offending police cars and, as of the last few days, they hadn't been updated.
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