2002 Dodge Durango with a 4.7 liter and less than 9000 miles on it and never been out in the winter. Looks nice . <a href="https://barrysautocenter.com/2002-dodge-durango-slt-brockport-ny-14420/6581217">https://barrysautocenter.com/2002-dodge-durango-slt-brockport-ny-14420/6581217</a><br /><br />

 

Wow, not that IS rare....... If someone were looking for a pristine 'Rango, there it is.

 

damn, i really thought that was a typo. . . . i agree its pristine, idk if its worth 14k at 17 years old tho . . .

 

That is a lot of money, and for a generic model. I'd actually pass.

 

It's actually a bad deal for that price. A vehicle that sat that much, is going to have a lot more than just the dry rotted tires they mentioned. Whoever buys that will have some work and expense ahead of them.

 

Yeah, start with replacing everything rubber on the truck.