1987 Dodge Dakota Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
South Lyon, Michigan, United States
Selling a 1987 dodge Dakota it has 102,000 original miles. the truck sat for 10 years in a barn so it needed work. I replaced wheels and tires that have maybe 12k miles on them it has cooper weather masters (snow tires) with MB wheels purchased from discount tire, plugs and wires, carb was rebuilt, new alternator, belts,pulleys, cap and rotor, brake lines, brake calibers in front with pads and gas filter, U-joints, all 4 shocks, starter, radiator, muffler from cat back. I ADDED window tint, cd player with all new speakers, trailer hitch and I also have an aluminum cap for the bed. I purchased this truck from a family member intending on keeping it that's why I had all this work done but I need a bigger truck. this truck is in really good shape very little rust. 8ft bed with liner. The truck gets pretty good gas mileage 17-22mpg. Any questions just ask.. Good luck Bidding! LOCAL PICK UP ONLY |
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