2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Ltz on 2040-cars
Varnville, South Carolina, United States
Good Looking Truck! 2011 Chevy Silverado 1500 4wd Crew Cab LTZ, Black exterior. Light titanium interior. Vortec V-8
Engine. Aluminum 6-speed automatic transmission. Flex Fuel Vehicle. Essentially one owner vehicle (my personal
company car then I bought it from company). Non-smoker. Clean car-fax. No accidents. 70,323 miles but may be
slightly higher at sale as truck is driven a few times a week. Has LTZ Plus Package (leather interior, ez lift
tailgate, adjustable pedals, rear park assist), on the job package (bed liner, bed rail protectors, bed mounted tow
hooks, hood bug guard, bed extender), navigation system w cd player/xm, power sliding sunroof, tubular chrome
assist steps, skid plate package, tow package, fender flares, lifted, five off-road tire and wheel package (buggy
rack for spare), and two key fobs. Truck looks good (recent full interior and exterior detail – some expected
exterior scratches on vehicle), and runs solid. Everything works as it should.
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