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Ultimate Ram Crew Cab W/every Option! Rambox, Rear Tv, Moonroof, Navigation, Etc on 2040-cars

US $26,900.00
Year:2009 Mileage:82500
Location:

Paso Robles, California, United States

Paso Robles, California, United States

THIS IS ARGUEABLE THE BEST LOOKING TRUCK ON THE ROAD!

2009 RAM LARAMIE WITH EVERY OPTION, INCLUDING THE RARE AND DESIRABLE RAM BOX!

AUSTIN TAN PEARL 2 TONE - WITH PEBBLE BEIGE & DARK BROWN INTERIOR

 I'm selling my 2009 Laramie 4x4 because I just bought a new truck.....another RAM Laramie that is exactly like this one!  I've had all of them....Chevy Avalanche, GMC Sierra, Toyota Tundra, Ford F150, and then this RAM.  And when it came time to buy another truck, this is the first time ever I didn't even consider any other brand.  RAM has become the best truck in the business in my opinion, and the only reason I am selling it and bought another is because my business provides a new vehicle every 4 years.

If you like your trucks to be loaded, this one is!  It has ALL of the expected options.....PLUS many hard to find extras, including:

  • 5.7L Hemi with 5 speed automatic transmission
  • 4x4 drivetrain with tow hooks and transfer case skid plate sheild
  • Heated and ventilated front seats PLUS heated rear seats
  • Heated steering wheel, too!
  • Power sliding rear window
  • Power dual position moon roof
  • Premium navigation with voice controls
  • AM/FM/CD/DVD/HDD (hard disk drive) premium stereo with 9 speaker Alpine surround sound
  • Factory rear seat entertainment package, including DVD and Sirius TV (Disney & Cartoon Network - visit www.siriusxm.com/backseatTV )
  • Rear camera and ParkSense rear park assist system
  • Remote start with 2 factory key fobs
  • Tow package with professionally installed trailer brake
  • Heavy duty engine cooling
  • Optional 32 gallon gas tank
  • Power, folding, heated chrome mirrors with memory settings
  • 3.92 positraction (anti-spin) rear end
  • 115V auxillary power outlet
  • Engine block heater
  • Stainless Steel tubular side steps
  • 20" Chrome clad wheels

and my personal favorite....

  • RamBox cargo management bed - the greatest thing since sliced bread!

This truck is painted in the same color combination as the promotional truck used in the factory ads and brochures - and it is a stunning combination (Austin Tan Pearlcoat) .  To date, I couldn't begin to tell you how many times people have walked up to me and said 'that is the best looking truck I've ever seen!'.   It is simply a gorgeous truck!  I do have the factory options summary, complete owners documentation, and service records since I purchased it in 2010.   

I bought this truck in 2010 as a Chrysler Corporate vehicle. It is still covered by a Chrysler MaxCare Service Contract extended warranty, covering over 5,000 components bumper to bumper.  This warranty will expire at 85,000 miles (that's not to far away), but I believe the contract can even be extended if you like.

The truck is in GREAT condition for a 5 year old vehicle, with only a few cosmetic imperfections here and there.  It has a couple of small scratches, a few small paint chips, and a 1" separation at a seam on the drivers seat (should be repairable with minimal expense). I just had a full service (with spark plugs and systems check) and an oil change and tire rotation done this week. Brakes were done about 15,000 miles ago.  Two of the tires are 50% percent, and the other two are around 20-25%.  Of course, the bed has some scratches in it.  I have kept it well maintained, and baby it as best you can with a truck.  The truck should have a clean CarFax, but may show a repair that I had to have made in 2010.  I had only had the truck for one week when I took it to the car wash, and the attendant ran it into a block wall at around 5 MPH. Their insurance company paid for the repair, which I insisted be done by the best shop in the area (Davis Auto Body).  I have full documentation of this repair, and insisted that ALL replacement parts were NEW MOPAR parts - no aftermarket was used.  The repair was fully warranted and that was about 45,000 miles ago.  I don't know that it would show up on a CarFax report, but I would want any buyer to be aware of it.....as I would want to know myself.  

If there are any other specific pictures or further details about the truck that you need, feel free to send me an email with requests, and I will reply promptly with your requested info. My email address is scott@realteam360.com.  Speaking of pictures, you will notice that some of the photos were shot at an earlier date (white letters out on the tires).  I included them, because I feel they show the paint color more accurately (shot on a different, better camera).  The most recent photos are the ones with the black walls out.

My name is Scott, and I can be reached at (805)- 391 - 050 nine (to help avoid spam calls).  Please feel free to ring me to review your specific questions!  The truck is seriously for sale, and will be sold this month.  I believe my price is fair, but if you don't agree, there is a 'BEST OFFER' button!  The mileage will increase slightly over the course of the auction, as my new truck won't be here until the 25th of the month.   We are located exactly half way between Los Angeles and San Francisco, on CA Hwy 101 (Paso Robles, CA).  I encourage you to inspect the truck....or have it inspected, before you buy!  I will reasonably help with your transportation company if you have the truck shipped.  And thanks for looking!

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