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Dodge Ram Conversion Camper Van on 2040-cars

US $1,700.00
Year:1991 Mileage:240000
Location:

Gig Harbor, Washington, United States

Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
Advertising:

$1700 / OBO / Cash only, at purchase
Pick up only - Tacoma, WA area
I am not the original owner. Purchased in Southern California, 2006
GREAT for sleeping/camping.

Since this is a 1991 camper van, buyer obviously should not expect a perfect appearance. See photos. It's for functionality and comfortable sleeping - not beauty. Basically, my wife just did not want it in the driveway anymore. But it has served me well. I have loved using it.

The mileage I entered is there only because E-Bay requires a number there. Since the odometer is broken, I do not know the exact mileage.

Well Maintained (details and receipts available for review)

·        Regular oil changes

·        Regular tune-ups

·        Alternator, 5/2014

·        Hoses, 11/2013

·        Engine management relay, 10/2013

·        Ignition assembly,  8/2013

·        Automatic transmission fluid flush, new filter, and service, 5/2013

·        Fuel filter, 3/2013

·        Fuel pump, 3/2013

·     Front end alignment, 3/2011

·        Power steering fluid complete service, 3/2011

·        New Tires (front), 3/2011

·        Hoses and T connections, 8/2010

·        Fuel line, 8/2010

·        Thermostat, 8/2010

·        Front calipers and brake pads, 8/2010

·        Front wheel bearings, 8/2010

·        Oil pressure sender, 8/2010


Battery cables, 8/2010

·        Rear differential service, 5/2010

·        Front brake disc pads and rotors, 5/2010

·        Fuel line, 10/2009

·        Thermostat, 3/2009

·        Cooling system flush, 3/2009

·        Wiper motor drive link bushings, 2/2008

·        Transmission, 2007

·        Radiator, 2007


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