SOLD -2011 Ram 2500 Outdoorsman, Crew Cab, Auto, Diesel, 59K miles, stock (no tuners)

[High_Country]

SOLD
Up for sale is a 2011 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Outdoorsman with 59K miles. The truck has been very well taken care of using only Mopar and Fleetguard parts. Automatic transmission, upgraded head unit (touchscreen with 30gb hard drive), cold weather package, limited slip 3.73 rear end, factory exhaust brake, cold weather package, and on and on!

No tuners or computers have been hooked up to this truck. The factory 5 year / 100K powertrain warranty is still intact.

I have it on AutoTrader for $35,850 but would be willing to give a forum guy a discount.:thumbsup:

There's lots of info and many pics in the AutoTrader ad linked below but here's a couple shots:








Here's the autotrader ad:

http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?endYear=2011&zip=73078&maxPrice=40000&showcaseListingId=388783215&mmt=[RAM[RM2500[]][]DODGE[RAM25002WD[]][]]&modelCode1=RM2500&makeCode2=DODGE&modelCode2=RAM25002WD&showcaseOwnerId=63823497&makeCode1=RAM&startYear=2011&maxMileage=60000&searchRadius=50&minPrice=35000&listingId=389312226&Log=0
Please email me at:
josh.dougherty@att.net or reply to the autotrader ad.

The truck is located in central Oklahoma.

Thanks!!!

 

[jrob]

Just curious why you're looking to sell?
I've always loved these trucks, it was between one of these and my 4runner. I ended up with a 2010 trail edition 4runner but lately I have been wishing I went with the 2500. I'm getting sick of the poor mileage and >300 mile range.
How is your mileage/range? Any other comments?
Thanks, this is a really nice truck...

 

[High_Country]

Got the truck sold two weeks ago. Funny thing: I purchased a 2015 4Runner Trail Edition to replace the Ram! I really don't have any regrets and am glad I made the switch. I just really didn't need a rig that big or with that much power and it seemed ludicrous to be driving it back and forth to the office and daycare 95% of the time.

Don't get me wrong - it was a great truck. Great performance and comfortable as heck on long road trips. Would haul the moon to the mountains and back if I wanted. And, I won't be able to haul as much crap to mountains (which I think is a good thing!).

I was getting. 13.5-14mpg in town and 16-17mpg on the highway. With the recent cost premium of diesel over gas (before the big drop in gas prices) and the avg 19mpg in the 4Runner, fuel savings alone nets me over $100 /month.

I'm very satisfied with the 4runner - it is a very capable and comfortable drive. Seems much more...practical in everyday life than the crew cab ram. I just took possession of a toytec coilover lift, Cooper ST Maxx tires (255/80/17) and some RCI skid plates. looking forward to getting those on next week.

 

[hankgs]

I was getting. 13.5-14mpg in town and 16-17mpg on the highway. With the recent cost premium of diesel over gas (before the big drop in gas prices) and the avg 19mpg in the 4Runner, fuel savings alone nets me over $100 /month.

I'm very satisfied with the 4runner - it is a very capable and comfortable drive. Seems much more...practical in everyday life than the crew cab ram. I just took possession of a toytec coilover lift, Cooper ST Maxx tires (255/80/17) and some RCI skid plates. looking forward to getting those on next week.

Congrats on selling your Ram, but I have serious doubts about ANY Toyota Truck (even the 4 bangers) getting an "AVG 19MPG..." Unless Toyota has done something drastic, you will maybe get 15 MPG on average- Just speaking from experience...

 

[High_Country]

I have been tracking my 4runner on fuelly.com since day one. I bought it back in October before selling the Ram. I now have 7500 miles on it and fuelly is showing right at 18.9mpg. So, my 19mpg isn't wishful thinking, it's what the numbers show. This is with a mix of city and highway driving as well as some idle/warmup time here and there due to some recent snow/ice. It has had 100% gas (no ethanol) the whole time.

I fully expect to take a hit with the slightly larger tires but I have been very happy with the mileage so far. I've gotten as high as 22+ on the highway.

 

[workerdrone]

Could you update the title or the ad as SOLD per the rules? Thanks!

 

[High_Country]

Will do! Sorry for the infraction.