Dodge Ram 1500 Slt Lonestar With 5.7l Hemi 4x4 And Tow Package on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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There is normal wear in the bed as there is NO liner. There are a few holes drilled in the bed rail where eye hooks used to be. The truck has some very light Arizona pin striping and one small dent on the drivers side, but it does not have a crease in that dent. A little work on that dent and a good buff and this truck will look extremely sharp. There is a small rip on the drivers seat. There is a decent Pioneer stereo with an Alpine amp. There is also a trailer brake installed. Other than that, to the best of my knowledge the truck is stock. AM radio has "alternator whine." I have the part to fix it. Also, the TPMS light needs to be reset, but all tires are fine and at right pressure. Battery, AC and tires are fine. The inside is reasonably clean. The engine is a monster and runs like a champ. The truck has been well maintained and is ready to roll. Recently had an inspection at Carmax and I'm willing to e-mail that document.M |
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