2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 on 2040-cars
Eldridge, Iowa, United States
Just email me at: marvelolsby@juno.com .
I am selling my 2006 LBZ DURAMAX. It is rust free and mechanically flawless. It has a LINE X spray in bed liner
with a nice folding bed cover. The tires are almost brand new. The truck is completely stock other than the
stainless steel exhaust. The interior has grey leather heated seats. The front seets have some dry cracking, but
its about what you can expect from a 2006. This truck has 184,000 miles on it and is ready for allot more. For
those that don't already know, the LBZ Duramax is one of the best diesel motors ever built, they are known for
their power and astonishing durability. If interested call or text (319)-231-8313. The buyer will be responsible
for vehicle pick up.
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