So what did you pay for you Dakota?
Registered User
Joined: Jun 2011
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1999 Dakota SLT 5.2L 2WD Extended Cab
Automatic
114,469 miles
Clean Interior
Tonneau/Bedliner
American racing wheels/20% life Goodyear tires
Warped front rotors
Small amount of rust on driver's side rear fender from snow chain damage
Flowmasters...but no engine mods
Small amount of paint fade on door sills and front driver's side fender...but overall paint is in good shape.
$4700
Automatic
114,469 miles
Clean Interior
Tonneau/Bedliner
American racing wheels/20% life Goodyear tires
Warped front rotors
Small amount of rust on driver's side rear fender from snow chain damage
Flowmasters...but no engine mods
Small amount of paint fade on door sills and front driver's side fender...but overall paint is in good shape.
$4700
Registered User
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 22
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1988 Dodge Dakota long bed (8ft.)
$800 bucks.
Poor thing was a fixer upper. Estimated mileage was 6MPG. A tune up, a new Catalytic Converter, a new Flowmaster 40 Muffler, a throttle body cleaning and belt replacement later.. Beauty runs like brand new. Estimated 20-22 MPG (365 with a 15 gallon tank *can hold 17 for fumes and whatnot).
$800 bucks.
Poor thing was a fixer upper. Estimated mileage was 6MPG. A tune up, a new Catalytic Converter, a new Flowmaster 40 Muffler, a throttle body cleaning and belt replacement later.. Beauty runs like brand new. Estimated 20-22 MPG (365 with a 15 gallon tank *can hold 17 for fumes and whatnot).
Veteran
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 361
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Bought my 04 Dakota CC 4wd 4.7 auto in December 2010 and it had just shy of 100k on it for $8450. Was a one owner truck. Had Flowmaster duals on it and 265s. Now has 285s on it and leveled. Im liking the power(always drove 4cyl 4wd prior) and the fuel mileage is ok around 13-14.
Veteran
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 327
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From:
$24500 exactly OTD
This was for a 2011 QC, 2WD Bighorn - Dark red w/ khaki interior
Options;
26D package (4.7, 9.25 axle, etc..)
3.92 axle ratio
limited slip
power seat
sliding rear window
18" wheels.
Was something like $22340 + tax, tag, title and dealer prep fee.
This was for a 2011 QC, 2WD Bighorn - Dark red w/ khaki interior
Options;
26D package (4.7, 9.25 axle, etc..)
3.92 axle ratio
limited slip
power seat
sliding rear window
18" wheels.
Was something like $22340 + tax, tag, title and dealer prep fee.
Rookie
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 64
Likes: 0
From: Tampa, FL
Bought a non-running 2002 Dakota Quad Cab with 141k miles, full time 4X4 with 4.7L V8, leather, basic power equipment, and auto transmission from insurance auction for $1550 + 250 auction fees. Had no keys so got a key made, replaced a starter circuit fuse and reconnected a disconnected wire from ignition switch and now runs like a top. Has no radio and needs a new front drive shaft. Replaced broken driver's bucket and passenger bucket with complete bench seat. Wanted a cheap truck to start with as I'm going to sink around $8k into high performance diesel swap, aluminum dump bed, performance audio system, off road capabilities, etc.
