1997 Dodge Ram 3500

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Technical specifications

Manufacturer:Dodge
Model:Ram 3500
Year:1997
Type:Extended Cab Pickup
Fuel Type:Diesel
Color:Red
Mileage:248,777
Transmission:Automatic
Interior Color:Black
Engine:5.9l Cummins Turbo Diesel
Number of Cylinders:6
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1997 Dodge Ram 3500
drive: 4wd
fuel: diesel
odometer: 248
title status: rebuilt
transmission: automatic
1997 dodge lifted ram cummins 3500
drive: 4wd
fuel: diesel
odometer: 245000
paint color: red
title status: rebuilt
transmission: automatic
1997 Dodge Ram 3500, Cummins Turbo Diesel
Before I get to the details, let me share her story
So I used to be a normal dude, driving a normal truck. A gas truck. Pulling the camper was tough, it felt like I was dragging a sled everywhere I went. Let alone getting 6 mpg in my gas guzzler. No power.
I wanted something different. I wanted something with power. Something mean. Something that could rip my camper around like nothing, without guzzling so much gas I'd be forced to camp close to home
I kept dragging my camper around with my weak, insignificant half ton gas truck and got passed over and over by vans.
Then, it happened.
I got passed by a prius
That was it.
That made me feel, literally, like a little boy. My manliness was at stake.
That's when it hit me
I didn't have to settle for this half ton gas trash. I could man up and invest in the greatest engine ever built, the Cummins 12 valve.
Not just that, but I could grab a 1-ton dually, which pulls anything and everything like butter.
I came up with a game plan.
Find the best, most bulletproof 1-ton second gen Cummins I could, so I could pull my camper like a man and have a truck that'd run longer than me.
I thought, worst case scenario I search and search, but never find anything.
I searched. And I searched. For 4 months.
And I found her.
The most beautiful, mean, beastly 1-Ton 12 valve. I drove all the way to Illinois and brought her home.
She's pulled my camper and car trailer with ease.
She's taken me to Texas and back.
She's even rescued several ppl from the ditch.
I love her.
But, like all love stories, there's gotta be an end.
I don't want to let her go. I really don't.
However, I'm getting married and will have a wife soon. Need I say more?
Here's the deal
If you buy this from me. You better take DARN good care of her.
Okay?
Ive never taken care of anything as I have this truck. Not even myself. It absolutely kills me to sell it, but it has to go.
Here's what you're getting
1997 Dodge 3500 Extended Cab, 4x4
Everything works
Brand new jasper transmission with 100k mile warranty, recently installed by Dodge certified techs (with receipts) $5000
Rebuilt transfer case and brand new driveshaft (with receipts) $2700
New front end Napa ball joints with lifetime warranty $500
90 hp injectors $750
Fuel plate/timing/star wheel turnt (20mpg)
Glow shift gauges (egt, boost, tranny temp) $400
6 good aftermarket tires (75% tread) $1,200
Aftermarket intake $250
Bullhorn smoke stacks $500
Ranch hand front bumper $1,500
Tinted cab lights $75
New wheel bearings (both sides) $1,000
New main seal, gaskets and repaired oil leaks (with receipts)NO OIL LEAKS $500
Recent alignment $120
2 inch aluminum billet spacers on rear wheels $400
Fresh oil and fuel filter changes
Towing package (gooseneck, fithwheel hookup, trailer brakecontroller) $500
Bad boy towing mirrors $150
More I'm forgetting
Now, she has some imperfections (like any good woman).
The dash is tired, I put a fitted cover over it.
The passenger side rear window was broken, but I put a piece of plexi glass in there. Works just fine.
Some rust under the doors. Can get some new cab corners and you're back in business.
Rebuilt title. Story I was told it was in minor collision about 200k miles ago and owner chose to total it to take insurance $.
Parking brake doesn't work. But it's an automatic.
She is ready to roll another 250k. I put so much money into her, it's dumb to sell.
But, it was the wife or her.
She's like a good old rifle that just got a thorough clean and rebuild and is ready for another 20+ years of service.
They don't make trucks like this anymore. You know that.
$8500 cash takes it.
Do the math, I'm losing my rear on this. I've got almost $15,000 into this truck.
I'm possibly open to trades for GOOD stuff.
No I will not take your s10 and $2500 cash.
Let's be real.
I'm so sickened by selling her I am having my brother do it for me (I can't watch her go). Please text him with questions or to schedule a time to see her.
Take care of her

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