2004 DODGE RAM 1500 SRT-10

For Sale by Auction in
Red Deer, Alberta, CA

Year: 2004 Make: Dodge Model: 1500 Ram Pickup Mileage: 76,290 KMS Body Type: 2 Door Cab; Regular Trim Level: SRT-10 Drive Line: RWD Engine Type: V10, 8.3L; SFI Fuel Type: Gasoline Transmission: Automatic VIN: 3D3HA16H34G177055 Registration History: Alberta Performance truck buyers, this is the one to pay attention to! This one's a rebuilt status. But don't…

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Location
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada

Item description:

Year: 2004
Make: Dodge
Model: 1500 Ram Pickup
Mileage: 76,290 KMS
Body Type: 2 Door Cab; Regular
Trim Level: SRT-10
Drive Line: RWD
Engine Type: V10, 8.3L; SFI
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Transmission: Automatic
VIN: 3D3HA16H34G177055
Registration History: Alberta

Performance truck buyers, this is the one to pay attention to!

This one's a rebuilt status. But don't let that scare you. Here comes a regular-cab, 2WD short-box Dodge Ram SRT-10, powered by the legendary 8.3-litre Viper V10 and backed by a Tremec 6-speed manual with Hurst shifter.

And this one is far from stock.

It features a Roe Racing supercharger, Competition camshaft, Belanger long-tube headers, upgraded valvetrain, billet underdrive pulley, Venom throttle body, upgraded ignition and a K&N cold-air intake.

The result? 580 horsepower to the rear wheels following dyno testing and tuning.

Power gets sent through a Centerforce clutch and flywheel to a Dana Super SRT differential with 4.88 gears.

The truck was extensively updated as part of a 2016 unified build, with more than $40,000 in upgrades, a three-inch drop, true dual exhaust and professionally tubbed rear wheel wells.

It sits on Foose Nitrous X forged chrome wheels, with massive Mickey Thompson rear rubber giving it the stance this truck deserves.

And remember — only 3,057 regular-cab, 2WD short-box examples were produced.

VIPER V10. ROE SUPERCHARGER. 580 REAR-WHEEL HORSEPOWER. 6-SPEED MANUAL. 4.88 GEARS. OVER $40,000 IN UPGRADES.

A brutally built SRT-10 with the sound, stance and power to back it up — who wants the keys?