1983 B150 Dodge Ram Van 6 Cyl Driven Daily on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Body Type:Full Size Van
Engine:3.7L
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Make: Dodge
Interior Color: Green
Model: Ram Van
Number of Cylinders: 6
Year: 1983
Trim: Conversion Van
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 218,000
Exterior Color: Brown
Disability Equipped: No
*DELIVERY: buyer is responsible for delivery and delivery costs if applicable. *Needs work driven daily, clear title in my name 3/15 plate *Pls do not intercept auction/bid unless you intend to pay for your win *Email for any additional info if not stated in ad Runs very strong, has good brakes, good tires, a good spare, just bought new remanufactured battery, I've replaced the high pressure steering hose, voltage regulator, added a locking gas cap, and replaced the windshield wipers motor, and I replaced the starter June this year. The previous owner had the exhaust manifold done a couple of years ago a $1k repair. The van is 3 tones of tan with a brown stripe and green valour interior. The paint is fair to good condition, it has som nicks and some dull places. The original curtains are still on the 3 larger windows, a luggage rack, trailor hitch, chrome visors over the the front windows, a medium tint, mud guards at the back tires,running boards, valour upholstered ceiling and walls. The interior is in fair to good condition there are some minir worn and stained areas and small minor holes in a few places. I had taken the bench seat out, but have the bolts to bolt it back in. It had to back bucket seats that I never had, you'd have to get those from a salvage if you want some. The black box on the back of the floor is the rear air conditioning unit it isn't removeable and is connected to the front air unit. The bench seat goes over the air unit. |
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