1992 Dodge Dakota

Pickup truck

5.2L 8 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

1B7GG23YXNS535002

Clear

Four Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Steering

This is my everyday driver. I use it to do everything and it never lets me down. I get about 275 miles out of each full tank. I am the second owner. I bought it from a farmer down the road from me four years ago. The truck runs great! Sometimes if its really cold and i do not let it warm up for a minute or two it seems like it misses until it gets warm. The heat works just fine. The AC blows ice cold. The overdrive button on the dash works! All the lights are in working order. It has all power windows/lock/cruise/ and the 4x4 slips right in to 4 high and a little work will get you into 4x4 low. I have pulled lightweight trailers behind but never put a plow in the front. OK now for the stuff that does need attention if you want it to work; power window on the pass side will not come down;power door locks work but only lock the drivers side;cruise control does not work dont know why seems electrical. For the AC to kick in you have to connect a red power wire inside the cab. if left connected the battery will go down. i just hook it up when I am driving in hot weather and disconnect it when i shut the truck off at night. The front and rear bumpers are rusted but just look bad. Inside the cab is an electric brake system for a trailer and an led display for lights. I don't know if it works or not I have never hauled anything that needed brakes on it. My guess is that it would need to be refreshed but not replaced. Other than that unless I think of anything else It is a truck I use daily. Its old it rusty. I put a couple of pics up that show the rusty spots on the truck. I live in a state the believes salt will solve all their winter accidents. Speaking of winter....I love this truck in the snow!! It sounds awesome and kicks ass on the highway of slow moving drivers. I would drive this truck to california. That might not mean much to you but when I grew up if a guy said that about his ride it ment it was a good thing.