2002 Dodge Dakota

Quad-Cab

V8

Automatic

1B7HL48N22S648576

Clear

Gasoline

              2002 Dodge Dakota SLT Quad Cab (4.7L V8)       Great Condition: 199,000 miles                               UPGRADES & MODIFICATIONS: Aftermarket racing style hood Bridgestone Dueler AT tires Magnaflow exhaust K&N cold air intake & cone filter Rhino spray-in bed liner Bed extension gate         AUDIO COMPONENTS: Pioneer head unit XM Radio Infinity Mid-range 6” door speakers Infinity Tweeters w/ crossover MTX 10” Sub with Dakota-specific molded enclosure Pioneer 760W Amp         RECENT MAINTENANCE & UPGRADES: New window tint on sides and rear (2015) New control arm bushings on driver side (2015) New upper and lower ball joints on driver/passenger sides (2015) New alternator (2012) New Monroe front shocks (2015) New sway-bar end links (2013) New Spark plugs and coils (2016) New Serpentine belt (2016) New headliner (2013) New A/C blower motor resistor (2015) New WeatherTech rubber floor mats (2015)         ADDITIONAL ITEMS: Maintenance history records Wiring harness for additional trailer lighting Various spare parts (PCV, oil filters, Haynes manual, control arm bushings, etc.) Brakes inspected by Firestone in Feb 2015 Alignment by Firestone in Mar 2015 PRISTINE INTERIOR, Cold A/C, and in terrific mechanical working order. Cosmetic damage to the rear bumper and rear passenger door. Sun blistered paint on roof of cab. NO SURPRISES HERE! I have owned this truck since it had approximately 30k miles on it and purchased it from the original owner, a good friend of mine who fell on hard times. The truck has been my daily driver for 12 years; never raced, taken off-roading, nor used for towing, though it has been known to carry a kayak when the redfish are running. The rear bumper is now concave in the middle as it was backed into my another member of my family… the rear passenger door now has a yellow streak and dent where I turned into a 2' short parking lot pole. A new bumper runs $250 on ebay and the door damage repair quote was $500 by a local bodyshop. The door still functions perfectly fine so I haven’t bothered with a replacement; however, the price has been adjusted to account for these repairs. Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Though I prefer a local bidder, I will gladly work with your shipping company to facilitate pickup for delivery if you so choose. Finally, I'm happy to send specific photos to interested parties.