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this is an EOI

99 model dual cab rodeo

3.2 v6, manual, 188000ks

serviced regularly and a1 mechanically

5 verde madonna rims 22x8.5-basically brand new rims and tires

all parts listed below are brand new some still in the box

and if i dont get close to what it owes me i wont sell.

i wont be posting pics. if you are serious and have the cash text me

and come have a look- NO PARTS WILL BE SEPERATED AND NO SWAPS

front guards, bumper, flush mount headlights, park lights,

indicators for the bumper all lights with crystal/clear lens

billet rear view, billet window winders, dw customs 22inch c notch

with top and bottom plates, cando installs cadillac tail lights

with buckets, tub fully shaved and welded shut with dw customs tub capping,

tail light fillers and full rear skin- needs bog and

paint work, same with doors, i would personally get the whole

ute resprayed, 3 inch drop spindles from castlemaine rod shop,

3inch lowering blocks, leafs reset 8 inches, torsion bars wound

down about 7inches, new superpro bushes in the leafs/hangers,

2x 10inch focal slim subs, 1x alpine 600watt rms amp, 2 sets

of alpine type r 6.5inch components and an alpine headunit unsure

of model, black carpet, 36sq feet of sound deadening, interior been painted

black or tan but the seats roof linin door inserts are still standard grey.

the interior is stripped and doors are off and windows are out except

the front. no doubt i have missed things but i have $20grands worth of receipts

and yeah it does still need a bit of work so therefor i am a litte neg.

located north west tas

text 0407882760

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