Available in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, this 2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Laramie for sale is a heavy-duty diesel pickup powered by the 6.7L Cummins turbo-diesel engine. With approximately 271,000 miles, a long-bed configuration, fifth-wheel hitch, documented transmission rebuild from March 2024, newer braking components, and two new front tires, this truck has several significant updates already completed. The asking price is $15,000 OBO.

An important disclosure for prospective buyers is that the truck currently needs a turbo. The seller has also reported that the emissions system has been modified/deleted. Buyers should factor the turbo repair into their purchase decision and independently determine whether the emissions configuration complies with regulations applicable to their intended use and location.

6.7L Cummins Heavy-Duty Diesel

At the center of this Ram 2500 is the well-known 6.7-liter Cummins inline-six turbo-diesel engine. This engine platform was designed for the towing and hauling demands associated with Ram's heavy-duty pickup line.

For the 2010 model year, Cummins published an output of approximately 350 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque for the 6.7L Turbo Diesel used in Dodge/Ram heavy-duty applications. Exact specifications should be independently verified against this truck's VIN and original configuration.

For buyers searching for an older Cummins-powered work truck, tow vehicle, farm pickup, or project truck, this 2500 offers a desirable diesel platform combined with the higher-level Laramie trim.

Laramie Trim and Long-Bed Configuration

The truck is identified by the seller as a Laramie, placing it among the more upscale trim levels available in the Ram heavy-duty lineup.

Its long-bed configuration gives the truck additional usefulness for hauling tools, supplies, farm materials, and other cargo. A fifth-wheel hitch is already installed, making the truck particularly relevant to buyers interested in towing appropriately matched fifth-wheel trailers.

Actual towing capacity depends on cab configuration, axle ratio, drivetrain, GVWR, hitch setup, trailer weight, and other factory specifications. Buyers should verify the truck's VIN-specific ratings before towing.

Documented Transmission Rebuild — March 2024

One of the most significant updates to this truck is its transmission work.

Documentation provided with the truck shows that the automatic transmission was rebuilt/overhauled in March 2024 after a reported problem involving the transmission not going into reverse.

The documented work included substantial internal transmission service and replacement components rather than a basic fluid change.

Items shown on the repair documentation include:

• Transmission rebuild kit
• Replacement transmission valve body with solenoid
• Torque converter
• Automatic transmission clutch piston
• Heavy-duty towing transmission cooler
• Transmission fittings
• ATF+4 automatic transmission fluid
• Transmission removal and disassembly
• Internal inspection and replacement of necessary seals and related components
• Reassembly and installation
• Transmission relearn procedure
• Road testing following the repair

The documentation also indicates an upgraded valve body and upgraded transmission cooler were installed during the repair process.

This is a significant piece of maintenance history on a truck with approximately 271,000 miles and gives prospective buyers considerably more information about the transmission than is typically available with an older used diesel pickup.

Recent Brake and Tire Work

The seller reports additional recent maintenance that includes:

• All new brake rotors
• New brake components
• Two new front tires
• Rear tires estimated at approximately 50% tread remaining

These updates address several common wear items associated with a higher-mileage heavy-duty truck.

Prospective buyers should still inspect the complete braking system, suspension, steering components, tires, and undercarriage as part of a normal pre-purchase inspection.

Fifth-Wheel Hitch Included

A fifth-wheel hitch is installed in the bed and is included with the truck.

That configuration may make this Ram attractive for buyers needing a truck for:

• Farm trailers
• Equipment trailers
• Fifth-wheel campers
• Livestock or agricultural hauling
• Construction support
• Property maintenance
• Commercial towing applications where permitted

Buyers should verify the hitch rating and the truck's factory towing specifications before hauling any trailer.

Performance Monitor and Emissions Modification Disclosure

The seller reports that the truck has a performance monitor, but states that it does not have a tuner.

The seller also reports that the truck has been emissions deleted/modified.

This modification is being disclosed as part of the truck's current configuration and is not being promoted as a performance or legal benefit.

Buyers are responsible for determining whether the truck's current emissions configuration complies with federal, state, and local laws applicable to registration, inspection, sale, operation, and the buyer's intended use.

Known Issue — Turbo Needs Replacement or Repair

Prospective buyers should understand that this truck is not being represented as needing nothing.

The seller specifically reports that the truck needs a turbo.

Because the engine relies on its turbocharger for proper diesel performance, buyers should have the turbocharger, intake system, exhaust system, engine condition, and related components inspected to determine exactly what repair is required and what the cost will be.

The asking price should be considered with this known repair requirement in mind.

High-Mileage Cummins Truck With Significant Recent Work

At approximately 271,000 miles, this is a higher-mileage diesel truck and should be evaluated accordingly.

At the same time, the truck has several notable seller-reported and documented improvements:

• Transmission rebuilt in March 2024
• Replacement valve body and solenoid
• Torque converter
• Transmission clutch piston
• Heavy-duty transmission cooler
• New transmission fluid
• All new rotors and brake components
• Two new front tires
• Fifth-wheel hitch

For the right buyer who understands older diesel trucks and is prepared to address the turbo, this Ram provides an opportunity to purchase a Cummins-powered 2500 with considerable transmission work already completed.

Price and Location

This 2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Laramie Cummins is located in Bradford County, Pennsylvania and is offered at $15,000 OBO.

The seller is open to reasonable offers.

Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this truck on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.

Financing assistance may be available to qualified buyers through independent financing providers. Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent shipping providers.

Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect the truck, review the available transmission repair documentation, confirm its current mechanical condition, and verify all VIN-specific specifications before purchase.