1983 Dodge Crew Cab D350 2wd W350 Ram Power Wagon 4x4 on 2040-cars
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
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Looking to sell a rust free, fairly straight (see pics) 1983 Dodge Crew Cab D350 2WD longbed. Truck has p/s, p/b, a/c. Dana 60 rear axle, 727 trans, tires are all good, truck runs and drives. As most know, 1993 on down 2wd trucks are easily converted to 4x4 if desired: bolt in a front axle from W series Dodge 4x4 and add a transfercase. Well, it's almost that easy. I purchased the truck for parts, but it is easily a nice start to a clean, restored truck. The rear doors themselves are the value if yours are rusted or broken. The 4 door Dodge crew cab trucks are sought after, and still a great value compared to the Ford or Chevy equivalent. Call 928-486-0954 w/ any questions. Satisfaction guaranteed. Come drive this heap and you will know why I own them! Simply cool old iron. Thanks,
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