2002 Chevrolet 3500 Ext Cab Diesel Dually Pickup W/hodges Car Hauler/bad Motor on 2040-cars
Centerview, Missouri, United States
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FOR SALE: 2002 Chevrolet C/K 3500 4-Door Extended Cab DIESEL Pickup w/Hodges Car Hauler. Bad Motor. Must be hauled from its present location. Bidding starts at $3500. This is a NO RESERVE auction.
Motor is bad. Body is in very good shape. Interior has a lot of parts inside. We were pleasantly surprised upon moving the parts that the seats were surprisingly in very good condition. Undercarriage shows surface rust only. No body rust on the exterior or signs of impending problems in that area. Digital odometer shows 604431 miles. This unit belonged to an area car dealer and it's clear they maintained the truck until the motor simply gave out. Now, for the Hodges Bed. We saw a lot of surface rust and some residual cracking around the reinforced top edges of the bed. We took plenty of photos of the undercarriage. Again, surface rust only and absolutely no rust-through on the flat bed. The winch and all of the chains are present. This is a solid bed. Ramps are intact as well. 2 large toolboxes and they do latch properly. We checked the tires all around. Tread is at more than 75 percent all around and there is no unusual wear pattern on any of the tires - truck or car hauler. With a new or refurb motor, this would be an excellent unit for someone needing a good truck and car hauler for their business or for a race team. Given the age of the vehicle, it's obvious it was well cared for over the years. The AutoCheck report shows every maintenance detail for every system for the duration of the life of the truck. Electrical, oil changes, fuel system, lubes, body checks... So there is absolutely no misunderstanding, this unit must be hauled from its present location. You are welcome to conduct a full inspection of the vehicle prior to purchase. It is being sold as is with no warranty. All sales are final. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THIS AUCTION EARLY AS IT IS BEING ADVERTISED LOCALLY. WE REQUIRE A $500 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT DUE IMMEDIATELY AT THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION. BALANCE DUE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION VIA CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE. WE REPORT NON-PAYING BIDDERS. For further information, contact Carol at 816-678-0099. |
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