2006 Dodge Ram SRT-10 Single Cab Pickup 2-Door 8.3L Mineral Gray

For Sale: 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 SRT 10 Single Cab 2 Door 6 Speed Manual Transmission. 78,000 Miles. Mineral Gray.
This truck is one of 131 produced in this year, olor, nd trim. I purchased the truck from a dealer used with 5000 miles on it. It is in great condition with a clear title. It has nearly new tires on it and had the oil changed less than 3000 miles ago. I installed a receiver towing hitch as it did not come with one from the factory. The only modifications to this truck are as follows: Pioneer in-dash navigation/dvd with satellite radio, agnaflow exhaust system. I am selling due to I want to start a family and this is not a good vehicle to haul a baby around in.
The truck does not have any issues other than the following (pics included): A few very small paint chips from rocks on the road, cratch on the rear bumper, mall indention on the front bumper from parking it up against a very tall sidewalk, ome discoloration above the sliding rear glass due to sun, xhaust system has a slight rattling sound at one very specific exhaust note although sometimes not noticeable, ooks like the rear drivers side fender by the tailgate has had some work done on it previously, achometer is sometimes 500 rpm or so off at times below 3000 rpm (free fix if you are savvy or $500 fix if you replace the instrument cluster which is a very common problem with all 2006 models), ower console latch is finicky, nd the drivers seat is showing some wear on the leather in a couple spots.
I want to be as precise as possible so that you may bid with confidence. Please email with any questions. I require a $500 deposit within 48 hours of winning this auction. Please message me with any questions.
I will be willing to pick you up from XNA (Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport), SM (Fort Smith Regional Airport), r TUL (Tulsa International Airport) if you wish to fly in and drive the truck home at no additional charge.
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Viper-Powered 2006 Dodge Ram SRT10 Is Fastest Pickup Truck In The World September 1, 005 , Auburn Hills, ich. -

Viper-Powered 2006 Dodge Ram SRT10 Is Fastest Pickup Truck In The World

• Ultimate pickup performance combined with either two- or five-passenger seating and towing capability
• SRT performance: 0-60 mph in mid-5-second range, -100-0 mph in mid-22-second range, 0-0 mph in approximately 135 feet

Pickup truck aficionados like bragging rights. Having the best is what makes a pickup stand out from the crowd—whether it’s the most outrageous engine, he boldest styling, r the fastest elapsed time.
What if there were a pickup truck that had all those things together—and more?
There is. And it comes in two versions: The 2006 Dodge Ram SRT10 and 2006 Dodge Ram SRT10 Quad Cab™. With a new-for-2006 hydroformed, ully boxed frame and new interior and exterior designs, he Dodge Ram SRT10 combines the ultimate in performance with extraordinary convenience and utility.

“We wanted to offer customers not only the boldest, baddest, astest pickup truck in the world,” said Dan Knott, Director—Street and Racing Technology (SRT), hrysler Group.

Dodge Ram SRT10-Like a Viper
With More Space
One choice is the Dodge Ram SRT10—the best choice for the performance truck enthusiast who prefers a traditional cab and the ability to shift gears manually.

The legendary Dodge Viper engine is the focal point of the drivetrain: an 8.3-liter (505 cu. in.) V-10 engine, nleashing 500 horsepower (372 kW) and 525 lb.-ft. (712 N•m) of torque.

Transferring that power to the pavement begins with a Hurst shifter, itted to a T-56 six-speed manual transmission. Torque from the Dodge Viper V-10 engine is sent back to a heavy-duty differential outfitted with a 4.56 axle ratio to improve launch feel and low-end acceleration.

The drivetrain combination is one key to making the Dodge Ram SRT10 a winner—literally. On Feb. 2, 004, n unmodified Dodge Ram SRT10 earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s fastest production pickup truck, ith a measured top speed of 154.587 mph (248.783 kph) sustained over a “flying kilometer.”