1999, Gmc, Sierra, Red, Lifted, Low Miles, New Body Style on 2040-cars
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
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GMC: Lifted 1999 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE. Low Original miles, 3" body lift, 6" Rancho Lift. The truck currently has a 3" body lift, 6" rancho lift, 18 rims wrapped in 37" Nitto's. 69,000 original miles. I run full synthetic in everything, Airraid cold intake, grill guard, roll pan. Anything else just ask, will be more pictures to come. For the bad, The truck is in great shape and with a bit of work would be one of the nicest older trucks around. In the interest of full disclosure I will tell you the truck was in storage for awhile after being broke into, and while regular maint. was done and drove it once in awhile to keep the seals good I will recommend replacing the tires as they are weather cracked. I haven't had time (or ambition) to polish them but the rims will clean up with some work, paint is in great shape, only rust is on the bottom rocker panels. The windshield needs to be replaced and the shocks should be changed. On the interior the dash panel was broke when they stole my radio but I do have the replacement (just haven't installed it, might paint it red like the last one.) Mechanically sound the only problem I could find was the a/c needs to be recharged. The roll bar is in good shape but the chrome is peeling (I am leaving it with the truck because I planned on either rechroming it or powder coating it. Any questions ask. Serious buyers only ....................No feedback your bid will be cancelled unless I'm contacted first. Low reserve / Sale is final as Is no warranty. Everything that needs repair is negotiable at a buy it now price (which will be added) but must contact me first. I am willing to replace the shocks, tires, etc. with what you want if you need to get financing for it but Must be arranged and paid for before any work performed. My likes may be different than yours. Please feel free to come see it and check it out, Sale is final, You bid to own not to come look at it. It is for sale locally and I resume the right to end listing at any time. Within 3 business days $1000 non refundable deposit is required and the remainder to be paid in cash. Truck will not leave until check clears, etc. Thanks for lookin' Possible trades for 30's to 60's hot rod, rat rod, whatcha got? |
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2017 GMC Canyon finally goes Denali
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