2005 Chevrolet 3500 Silverado 57k Miles 4x4 Crew Cab Dual Rear Wheel on 2040-cars
Fairfield, Iowa, United States
This Silverado 3500 crew cab 4x4 dual-rear-wheel pickup has been well-tended and was owned by the U.S. Government. With only 57,542 miles on it, the truck was not heavily driven. It has been regularly serviced and maintained every 5,000 miles. I have owned it for about a year. I do not need it any more. If you need to haul a heavy load and take the whole crew with you this truck will do it. It has the 8-foot bed with a new bed liner and tow package, along with a trailer brake. It has six matching Goodyear Wrangler mud and snow tires that are barely worn. The interior is gray cloth that is in very good condition. The Kelly Blue Book Private Party Good Condition value for the truck is in my zip code is $24,850. Call 641-919-6113 with any questions. Features and Options:
6.0 LITER V8 GASOLINE ENGINE TOW PACKAGE
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