The First 2004 Dodge Hemi Rumble Bee on 2040-cars
Manchester, Pennsylvania, United States
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the first 2004 dodge hemi rumble bee made, only 18.198 original miles, 5.7 l hemi produces 345 hp & 375 lbs. of torque, 5sp. auto, 4x4, this was a pre production model verified from Chrysler as code 599 (pre evaluation run), was in Detroit auto show in dec 15-03(have display vehicle disclosure notice with vin.#) display models didn't get dash # plate like production models,also doesn't have alumimum fuel door. it is loaded with 2 pages of options(ck pic). this bee is in great shape no scratches or chips,only flaw is small dents on cab roof that's hard to see(ck pics). bed has never been used,all factory stickers&markings still attached. runs like new and everything works,very powerfull& comfortable to,inspected till 10-04,garage kept, have clear title&all manuals,paperwork. vehicle vin is 1d7hu16d84j188618. any more info email or text-call 7174439185, own the first bee of the swarm!
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