1985 Dodge Ramcharger SE Prospector For Sale
1985 Dodge Ramcharger SE Prospector
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This remarkable Ramcharger can be yours. It's already a nice ride, but with a few repairs it can be a very nice ride. I have reduced the price to reflect the list of recommended repairs.It has run good for me since I bought it in 2009.It's got a clean title. It's got the 5.9L engine you want. It's got lots of shiny chrome trim. It has very little rust, especially for an Ohio truck. Aside from the fender dent it looks very much like the new Ramcharger picture in the 1985 brochure. It is rare to find a 33-year-old truck in such well-preserved original condition, as if it drove straight out of the 80s (it even has the original floor mats). The title states "actual miles" (but it may be impossible to know if it ever went past 99,999). I've barely driven it in the winter because I didn't want the salt to cause rust.I have done some improvements to it during my ownership, including installing new CD player and new Polk Audio 6x9 speakers, repainted the wheels, new rear Goodyear Tires, and new OE style grill.I've driven it about 800 miles per year, and it sure is fun.I will include the Haynes repair maunal as I won't need it any longer.
Vehicle is being sold as is, with no warranties expressed or implied. See condition description for details.Email with any questions or additional picture needs.Winning bidder to send a $500 deposit within 48 hours of auction's end.Remaining balance (cash only) due within 7 days of end of auction.Buyer is responsible for picking up or transporting vehicle.Thanks for looking and good luck.
On Feb-17-18 at 08:42:41 PST, seller added the following information:
I want to add more detail about the existance of rust; I want to be very careful to not mislead anyone as most of you can't see it in-person. I just gave the vehicle another close lookover. I do not see anything that I would consider structural rust. There are a few small visable spots of rust which could use some touch-up paint (as you can see in the pictures). What can't be seen in the pictures (because it is barely detactable in-person) is some very small bubbling underneath paint, particularly on the roof. At some point in the future that could end up progressing into actual surface rust. I think this bubbling could be the result of my car cover failing to be completely waterproof. I hope this detailed description aids in your bidding decisions. Thank you and good luck.
