2004 Chevrolet 2500hd Regular Cab Lb 2wd Bi-fuel 6.0l (cng/gasoline) 98k Miles on 2040-cars
Sapulpa, Oklahoma, United States
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This is a 2004 Chevrolet 2500HD Regular cab long bed W/T with the factory Bi-Fuel (CNG) option in good condition. It has a 6.0L bi fuel engine running off of CNG or Gasoline. It has 330HP/360torque. This truck has a 4speed automatic transmision and 4:10 gears. The truck has a GVW of 9200lbs, Curb weight of 5153lbs, and a payload of 4047lbs.
It has a rip in the driver seat, a few scratchs and dings as a normal work truck has. I put brand new 6 ply tires on it (not for pulling heavy loads) for a smoother ride and gas mileage. This truck gets 13-14 MPG average and has a 20 gallon CNG tank plus the normal gas tank as well. The CNG system is in good working condition and certified until 2019. There is records of all maintenance as it was owned by the government before me. I have the title in hand. There has been no tax rebates claimed on this truck so it does have all rebates available that your state offers (Oklahoma 10% of purchase price up to sale price of $15,000 = $1,500 plus ONG has $500)!!! Feel free to send any questions you may have on the vehicle. |
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