2013 Dodge 3500 Megacab Dually - Very Clean - Like New! on 2040-cars
Magnolia, Texas, United States
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Very clean, 2013 Dodge 3500 Megacab, white with tan leather and less than 21,000 miles. We purchased this truck to pull a horse trailer, and then as luck would have it, my wife got pregnant. We sold the trailer, and have no need for a dually. The truck is in excellent condition, and will literally pull a house down. It's loaded, leather, and has all the remaining factory warranty. We've installed a gooseneck hookup, which was used only twice, and it also has black aftermarket steps. Call or email me if you are a serious buyer and have financing and/or cash to purchase the truck. We want to sell the truck, and don't NEED to, which means, we intend to get what the value of the truck is, which at this point is hard to determine, considering there are so few available on the market, particularly megacabs. If you've never had a megacab, you likely will never own anything else once you purchase one. The room is incredible, especially if you are tall, and have kids who are big and tall as well.
Dan - 832-289-5975 or netgrowth@gmail.com. UPDATE: 7-28-14 Pictures are of actual truck. This is a 2WD truck, not 4WD. Just picked it up today from service, and had 20k service done, which includes oil and fuel filters. |
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