Moderate damage flagged
Current bid:
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52 bids
Time Left
Ends Sep 18, 2026
Bid history
since Sep 4
Market demand: Vehicles in North Carolina sell about 91% of the time, typically ~24 bids. Based on 1,593 completed sales over the last year.
A 2009 Dodge Ram 4500 diesel flatbed stripped of emergency equipment, with major damage to roof, windshield, and back glass plus holes from removed decals and brackets. Dismantlers and heavy-truck specialists buy these for drivetrain parts and salvage metal. Before bidding, verify the 6.7L diesel runs properly beyond jump-start and assess whether the roof and frame damage makes structural repair or parts-out worthwhile.
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Iredell County, NC
Condition: As-is
Iredell County, NC
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View all at this location2009 Dodge Ram 4500 CHASSIS AND CAB, 6.7L L6 OHV 24V TURBO DIESEL. Starts with a jump and runs Diesel engine Check engine light is on Vehicle was maintained every 5,000 miles Automatic transmission 2 wheel drive White exterior - minor scratches, dings and dents Major damage to roof, windshield, and back glass Decals have been removed - impressions remain Emergency equipment has been removed - holes in exterior Grey interior - cloth Holes in seats Holes in floor from equipment Stock radio AC condition unknown Dual air bags Cruise control Tilt steering Remote mirrors Power steering, windows and door locks Additional equipment: Carolina Custom Products Flat Bed Serial number: CCPBS136096HU1613 Model: B-SW-136-96-34
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