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These little workhorse trucks have been around since 1986 and being that they were cheap and sturdy, they sold like crazy. Powered by a peppy 3. 9L V6 and paired to a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission, this little truck gets up and goes. Being the first year of the Convertible, standard equipment included velour seats, power windows, and door locks, fog lights, and anti-lock brakes on the rear axle (as well as unique...

Introducing the 1989 Dodge Dakota convertible, an exceptional example of American automotive design and craftsmanship. Outfitted with an attractive black exterior, this mid-sized pickup truck stands out from the crowd, exuding a distinct sense of style and sophistication. Step inside the Dakota, and you are welcomed into a cozy and inviting interior, beautifully adorned with plush, red cloth seats. The tastefully designed cabin brings an added touch of comfort and luxury to your driving experience. Under the hood, the Dakota is powered by a robust 3. 9L V6 engine mated with a smooth-shifting 3 speed automatic transmission. This combination ensures an impressive performance and a pleasant driving experience every time. But that's not all, the Dakota also boasts a range of convenient features to make your drive more enjoyable and hassle-free. Stay cool and comfortable in any weather with the efficient air conditioning system, and keep entertained on the road with the built-in AM/FM radio. It doesn't stop at comfort and...

This was the first convertible truck to hit the sales floor since the Ford Model A. There were roughly 2,500 of these trucks sold in 1989 which makes it a great find.

We challenge you to find another one in this condition. The black paint surrounding this pickup is in great condition along with the clearly distinguishable logo along the side and rear. The car has been kept original including the 3. 9L V6 TBI OHV engine. It has a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission to make for a nice enjoyable ride. There are like new Firestone Destination LE tires so don-t be afraid to put the miles on them.

The interior is a nice burgundy red and is in great shape and might I add that this red interior and the hard plastic door panels increase the extreme rarity of this pickup. The convertible top is in good condition and a nice little option to have so you...

The first-generation Dodge Dakota convertible came into being in 1986. A mid-sized pickup truck created using a variety of components from existing Chrysler vehicles, a no non-sense workhorse. The idea for such a vehicle was allegedly inspired by the Southern California surf scene. The convertible Dakota was introduced for the 1989 model year. The only engine available was a 3. 9-liter, V6 good for 125 hp from factory. Backing this V6 is a 4-speed Automatic Transmission. Standard equipment included velour seats, power windows, and door locks, fog lights, and anti-lock brakes on the rear axle (as well...

These are very rare and becoming highly collectible. We are pleased to present this one for sale. With only 2. 482 produced, you don-t see these every day. They were the first convertible pickup produced since the Ford Model A! They feature a fixed roll bar and an easy to operate manual convertible top that folds neatly onto the bed. With A/C, AM/FM/Cassette, cloth interior, manual convertible top, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, radial tires, seat belts, and aluminum alloy wheels, this truck doesn-t lack creature comforts either. This truck just had a new starter installs and fires right up. Also a California Car Cover comes with it and it has a kill switch for security and to keep your battery from draining. These trucks were only produced from 1989-1991 and were built by Dodge and then shipped down the road to ASC to have the convertible conversion...