2015 Ram 3500 4wd Laramie-edition(dually Diesel)crew Cab Pickup on 2040-cars
Marcellus, Michigan, United States
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L-A-R-A-M-I-E / DIESEL POWERED 3500 ONE TON PICKUP (I THINK NASA USES
ONE OF THOSE BAD BOYS TO TOW THE SHUTTLE TO THE LAUNCH PAD THIS IS
NOT YOUR AVERAGE DODGE RAM, THIS IS THE LARAMIE-EDITION WITH BAD A** ENGINE AND BAD A**
OPTIONS MEAN LOOKING?/YES STANDS OUT FROM THE
REST?/YES SHARP AND EYE CATCHING DODGE RAM?YES LET'S TALK
GORGEOUS AND SHARP GRAY METALLIC exterior matched with a beautiful BLACK(HEATED AND COOLED_FRONT)LEATHER interior
2015 4WD DODGE RAM 3500 /////CREW CAB LARAMIE -EDITION ONE TON PICKUP TRUCK LARAMIE//NOT
YOUR REGULAR RAM////// WITH THE DURABLE AND POWERFUL 6.7 LITER TURBOCHARGED / STRAIGHT 6 DIESEL ENGINE(CUMMINGS)
THAT RUNS SMOOTH AND AS IT SHOULD SMOOTH SHIFTING AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION 4WD(FOUR WHEEL DRIVE 6,819 SUPER LOW &
PAMPERED MILES ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION IN TIP TOP SHAPE Gorgeous
Gorgeous vehicle FULL ACCESS 4 DOORS COLORED NAVIGATION
SYSTEM POWER OPERATED SUNROOF WITH SHADE OPTION HARD TO FIND LARAMIE
PACKAGE HEATED AND COOLED FRONT LEATHER SEATS REAR HEATED LEATHER
SEATS ALPINE AUDIO/SPEAKER SYSTEM REAR VIEW CAMERA
SYSTEM BED LINER FIFTH WHEEL PACKAGE HEATED LEATHER STEERING
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