1999 Chevy C3500 Crew Cab Dually, Custom, Bagged, Air Ride, Lowered 454 V8 on 2040-cars
Madison, Mississippi, United States
Up for auction is my 1999 Chevy C3500 crew cab dually. Nice cruiser that is bagged all corners with Ridetech, full electronic control adjustment in seconds. Truck has the original 454 with only 77,800 miles (currently use as a daily driver). Full leather interior (see pics - driver's seat could be redone - small tear in armrest. All power features work as they should - power windows, locks, cruise etc. Very nice tastefully done. Gloss black paint finish with tan interior. 19.5" Eagle wheels with newer tires that currently have about 80-85% tread left. Truck has a 98 Yukon grille. Truck was built to be a cruiser and it is..
Ask any and all questions. I reserve the right to end this auction as any time since the vehicle is for sale locally. RESERVE IS LOW SO BID WITH CONFIDENCE! |
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