2007 Dodge Ram 2500 Slt Mega Cab 6.7 L 4x4 on 2040-cars
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States
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For Sale is my 2007 Dodge Ram SLT, Mega Cab, 6.7L, 4x4. This truck has added options like sunroof and electric sliding rear glass. A husky trailer brake controller is installed and will remain with the truck and a Smarty Jr. programmer is also included with this auction as an EGR and DPF delete have been performed by a local professional diesel shop. All parts removed will be included with the truck so that system can be re-installed if desired. (You wont want it back!). This truck has two minor dents that are described in the condition description section and also shown in a couple of the pictures. Outside of the two minor dents, this truck has no other issues and is in great shape showing less than normal signs of wear. The tires and brakes are fairly new. I am the only owner of this truck and I have the title in hand. I will entertain offers over the phone. Please feel free to call 615-995-2939 with any questions and reasonable offers. Please note that if you purchase the truck all business matters will have to be taken care of during normal banking hours during the week. I will not hand over the keys and title until your funds clear with my bank. No weekend pick ups as I have been burned by this before. Thanks!
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