2003 Dodge Dakota Sport 4x4 4.7L V8 Quad Cab

2003 Dodge Dakota sport Description

I am the owner of this 4.7 L V8 Dodge4x4 Dakota Sport. I have owned the truck for almost 2 years. The truck has 4 nearly brand new tires, good brakes with everything operating perfectly. The body of the vehickle is in decent shape with only a few scratches here and there(there is some rusk on the bumper, but it is not major). The truck is a second vehicle for me and was purchased to allow me to bring items back and forth from a new vacation home we purchased a couple of years ago.

The car has an active state registration and should need nothing to pass inspection when it expires in November as I have only driven the truck about 3,000 miles since last inspection.

There are two issues that buyers should be aware of:

1)Like most older Dodges, the headliner cloth does hang down, which is probably a simple fix with some glue(Not an issue for driving

2) Although the engine runs perfectly and DOES NOT BURN OIL, there is a very slight leak in one of the valve gasket covers that will sometimes cause a slight bit of oil drip on motor causing a slight bit of smoke in the engine area. The car does not leak oil at all and this only happens when the engine is running. The smoke is not significant and usually goes away after 15 minutes of driving- feel free to ask me any questions about this. This issue does not effect driving as I still drive the vehicle nearly daily and have not had any issues.

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO OF THE TRUCK- SEE THE LINK BELOW:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxrTLmThZL8&feature=em-upload_owner

On Aug-29-16 at 05:41:25 PDT, seller added the following information:

*****I have been getting questions regarding the condition of the truck and my disclosure of a slight leak in the gasket so I should clarify again:

**The truck runs and rides perfectly with no oil leaks or imperfections of any kind outside of my disclosures. The slight smoke caused by the small leakage usually dissipates after a few minutes of the engine running.