2006 Dodge Dakota Club Cab Slt 4x4 4.7 V8 Automatic Transmision on 2040-cars
Inverness, Florida, United States
I am the original owner. I purchased it new in April of 2006. It had an extended warranty for its first 108,000 miles, therefore anything that needed to be fixed was done. The transmission was rebuilt at 121,500 miles. that included a tork converter and a solenoid pack. It has a new water pump and air conditioner evaporator. The right front fender has a ding from a poor job of backing out of our driveway, the outside mirror on another vehicle was struck. Not bad so I never had it fixed. The truck drives and rides great. There are no leaks anywhere, and it has never burned a drop of oil. All scheduled maintenance has always been performed in a timely manner. It is a very quiet and sound truck without rattles or squeaks! It is from a nonsmoking family.
FUNCTIONAL/SAFETY FEATURES: OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT: Dodge Dakota SLT Club Cab 4X4 Customer Preferred Package 26D Exterior Color - Bright White Clear Coat Interior Convenience Group Interior Color - Kahki Overhead Console/Compass/Temp Interior - Cloth, 40/20/40 Split Bench Seat Universal Garage Door Opener Engine - 4.7 Ltr Magnum(R) V8 Body-Color Grill 5 Speed Automatic 545 RFE Transmission Body-Side Molding Front Advanced Multistage Airbags Body-Color Rear Bumper Occupant Classification System Trailer Tow Group Front Passenger Air Bag On/Off system Heavy Duty Service Group Front Disc Brakes and Rear Anti Lock Drum Brakes Heavy Duty Engine Cooling Brake-Park Interlock Auxiliary Tank Transmission Oil Cooler Battery Rundown Protection Class IV Hitch Receiver 136 Amp Alternator 7-Pin Wiring Harness Power Rack-and-Pinion Steering Heating Element for Exterior Mirrors Electronic Shift-on-the-Fly 5-Speed Auto 545 RFE Trans Part-Time Transfer Case 3.92 Axle Ratio Front Stabilizer Bar Anti-Spin Differential Rear Axle Rear Stabilizer Bar 6-Way Power Driver Seat Heavy Duty Suspension Variable Intermittent Windshield Wipers INTERIOR FEATURES: Air Conditioning Power Windows Power Locks Premium Instrument Cluster with Tac Luxury Steering Wheel Tilt Steering Column Speed Control AM/FM Stereo w/CD Rear 40/40 Folding Split Seat Remote Keyless Entry EXTERIOR FEATURES: Tinted Glass Windows Power Mirrors Fog Lamps 16"x8" Cast Aluminum Wheels P235 70R 16 BSW Tires Full Size Spare Tire If you have questions ask thru ebay inquiry. Local pickup in Inverness, FL. A $500.00 deposit within 24 hours after end of auction via paypal, and balance due at pickup. Balance in cash , cashier check or money order due within 7 days of closing. |
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