1990 Dodge Dakota Factory Convertible, 4x4 on 2040-cars
Oakland, New Jersey, United States
Up for sale is a rare 4x4 model of the 1990 Dodge Dakota factory convertible pickup
truck with automatic trans. As you may or may not know, these trucks are quite rare and were a limited production vehicle, also, make
note that the 1990 model year only produced 909 units of these trucks, where
less than half of those were the 4x4s, making the '90 and the 4x4 model the more rare. They also offered
grey plush buckets seats w/ center console and interior, which was not avail. in the '89's.
Also, in 2015 they become an "official" classic at 25 yrs old and collector values will rise. The truck has low original miles at 91k and is a second owner vehicle. It is an automatic, w/power windows and door locks, ps, pb, tilt wheel, cruise control, a/c, this truck runs, drives and shifts very well, the inside and out is good condition, the 4x4 work just fine and vehicle has low miles, the frame good and solid. Now of course the truck isn't perfect at 25 yrs old with some light scratches and a couple dings, there's a cracked fender flare in the pic, the white top is original, I found all maintenance records done at local repair shop. Brakes had been recently done and has a new front bumper. This is a good truck worth its price and will be worth even more as time goes on. Bid now to own a piece of history and something you'll not see many of the same driving around, ya know, like Mustangs, Camaros, Challengers and the like... Truck has the original manuals and original dealer window sticker, showing it retailed for over $20,000 when new. Again, I need to mention the 1990 model year produced only 909 of these trucks, and the 4x4 units were even less, so the1990's are the more rare. You can be a proud owner of a Dodge Dakota Sport Factory Convertible pickup truck at a very affordable price, so get in on buying one now before not many are left to buy! After all with only 909 units produced in 1990, then you can minus all the trucks that were wrecked and went to the junkyard since then and some were 2wd and some were 4x4's, that tells me there are not many1990 Dakota Convertibles 4x4's left in existence, maybe a couple hundred, if even that. Happy bidding! |
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