C3500 Hd Flat Bed With Lift Gate on 2040-cars
Clarkesville, Georgia, United States
this is a real good running and driving truck that needs nothing i bought it to keep but i found it will be cheaper to buy a wrecker than it will be to build one.i drive this truck every day and it drive great.tire are almost new.very clean truck.the engine has always been serviced and kept maintained. i new the previous owner and i new this truck when i bought it and i new it was a good truck.the steel flat bed it 8 ft wide and 12 ft long. with a lift gate that not been used but a few times.i will consider partial trades. but what im looking for is a wrecker like a self loader. or a roll back.let me no what you have.this truck is worth more then im asking for it. it will make someonea real good truck. i reserve the right to end this auction early because i have it forsale locally.
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