This 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 is a flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a flat-deck truck — a workhorse configuration built for hauling open loads where a conventional box would be impractical: equipment, lumber, building materials, and similar cargo that benefits from unobstructed deck access. Dodge, part of the Chrysler family, has long produced heavy-duty pickup and commercial trucks serving construction, agriculture, and general industry.
The truck is a four-wheel-drive dual-rear-wheel unit with an automatic transmission, giving it a gross vehicle weight rating of 12,500 lbs (5,670 kg). The flat deck measures 10 ft × 8 ft 6 in, providing a substantial cargo surface. Power comes from a Chrysler 5.7 HEMI engine, and the current odometer reads 279,786 km (173,851 miles). Tires are LT235/80 R17, fitted to freshly painted rims.
The seller describes this as a refurbished unit, and a notable amount of work has been carried out. A brand-new Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) — the vehicle's electronic power relay centre and fuse box — was supplied, installed, and calibrated by a Dodge dealer at a cost of $2,200. A new transfer case was fitted approximately 10,000 km ago. The engine is a used unit sourced from SGI, showing approximately 210,000 km on it. The transmission is a third-party replacement unit with approximately 180,000 km on it; it carried a three-month warranty, which has now expired.
Additional mechanical work includes new rear hubs, new rear bearings and seals, new brakes across all axles, and a full set of new tires. The exterior of the deck frame and rims has been newly painted.
The truck is offered used, located in Saskatchewan, Canada, and is priced at $18,080.
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