2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Laramie Extended Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 6.7l on 2040-cars
Frederick, Maryland, United States
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Truck is a 2010 dodge ram 2500. It is a beautiful truck. it is black with a faint pearl in it from the factory which is really pretty. the wheels are aftermarket sorry cant remember the name. it has aftermarket fender flares This truck is a real head turner it gets attention everywhere I go. I bought the truck used a year ago from texas. its been a great truck. I kept it around simply because its nice to pile all your buddies in to go skiing or roadtrips. Beings its a mega cab with literally all the bells and whistles. navigation radio, power heated/chilled seats, heated rear seats, sunroof, 110v outlet in the dash, several 12v plug ins, tons of space in the back, behind the seats, and in the bed which is line-x its really a fun truck and nobody complains. the truck has a 6.7 cummins that has been kept fairly stock other than the AFE stage 2 intake. im lost for words to describe this truck, i'll upload more pics later since pics tell your more than I ever could. I really hate to see it go. |
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