2003 Dodge Ram 2500 on 2040-cars
Recluse, Wyoming, United States
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2003 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Turbo Diesel.
It is the 4x4 Shorty with the RARE 6-Speed Manual transmission. There are 172,330 actual miles. This is the
loaded 4 door Crew Cab Laramie Edition with Black Leather and the Ram head suede inserts. Comes with the factory
color matched grill. It has had One Owner for the last 13 years. It was bought new locally and has never left.
There is absolutely no rust on this truck. Wyoming is an absolute bone dry State and does not use rock salt. It
is in absolute amazing condition for a diesel truck that is 13 years old. That being said, of course it has
numerous superficial scratches and dings here and there but no major dents and it has never been hit or anything
silly like that. The bed has been used and is plenty scratched up with a few dents. A spray-in liner would do
miracles. It has a B&W gooseneck that was used exactly 3 times a year. The truck has pulled less than 2,000 miles
and has never even close been overloaded or overheated.
The front end has been redone and drives completely straight with no shimmies, shakes, or pulls.
This truck had New OEM factory Cummins injectors installed around 35k miles ago along with the desirable High
Pressure FASS fuel lift pump! It runs better than new. This vehicle is and always has been factory stock except
the lift pump that should be factory issued.
The interior is beyond clean and exceptionally well kept as seen in the photos. It has the factory white face
gauges and Infinity sound system. No goofy idiot lights on the dash or anything like that. There are some tiny
marks finally starting on the driver seat (see pic) and 3 TINY hairline cracks clear up by the windshield vents on
the dash. These upper dash panels are replaceable and cheap or throw a nice dash carpet kit on it and forget about
it. The center console isn't even cracked like most are.
Truck was just gone over and has a fresh oil change along with a fresh fuel filter. It has a brand new set of
Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S tires. It is absolutely ready to go. We all know these 5.9's are a dying breed. With the
6-Speed standard and the black leather this is as rare as it gets. It is a very fair price and will sell at
$17,399. You know what you are getting, not garbage. It would be listed at $22,999 at any dealer in the County.
Will not find another one in quite some time. Somebody is going to get very lucky and be very happy with this
truck.
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