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1996 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 5.9 12v Cummins Diesel on 2040-cars

Year:1996 Mileage:433924
Location:

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States

 

1996 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 5.9 12v Cummins diesel 433,927 miles. This has been My work truck for the past eight years. It has been a very important part of my business, and we always treated her right. It runs and drives excellent. It has two additional leaves springs on both rear springs sets. I am selling the truck to buy one to fit our growing family. Why buy a truck with an unknown history? This one has been keep up all along the way. Here is a list of recent maintenance

 

1.         Front axle rebuild: new wheel bearings, diff bearings seals and axles, inner and outer, u-joints, ball joints and linkages less than 5000 miles ago

2.         New front drive shaft less than 5000 miles ago

3.         Full transmission overhaul: new bearings and synchronizers, shifting forks, synthetic oil Less than 30,000 miles ago

4.         Full transfer case overhaul Bearings chain and forks, pump and fluid less than 30000 miles ago

5.         New carpet and padding

6.         Overhauled engine at 250,000 Runs good, very small leak 28lbs of boost

7.         Rebuilt Injection pump at 250,000

8.         Rebuilt steering box 100,000 miles ago

9.         New alternator 15,000.00 miles ago

10.       Additional leaves in rear springs, and posilock front axle disconnect at 250,000

11.       Oil changes every 7500 miles with rotella.

12.       115v inverter inside tool box

13.       Electric heating pad on oil pan and coolant heater on block

14.       Brake controller

15.       New Interstate Batteries 15,000 miles ago

16.       Cold Air, and hot heat

 

The bad

1.         Cracked dash

2.         Small holes in plastic where stuff had been mounted

3.         No spare tire, jack or wrenches

4.         Small pecks in windshield two or three

5.         ABS light on

6.         Parking brake will stick if used

 

The truck is available for inspection. No free rides. 500 deposit with 24 hours via PayPal. Cash upon pick up. I have free and clear title. 

Sold "as is, Where is"  call Jesse 865-936-Four901

I reserve the right to end the auction for any reason, for sale locally.

 


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