2008 Gmc Hd2500 Service Utility Bed Liftgate 6.0 2wd on 2040-cars
Kimberly, Idaho, United States
Engine:6.0L
Used
Year: 2008
Drive Type: RWD
Make: GMC
Mileage: 236,526
Model: Sierra 2500
Trim: sl
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control
This truck was just purchased in a deal with other trucks from Wyoming. It has been fleet maintained its whole life. It runs and drives but needs a little bit of work to be a great truck. It has the 6.0L gas engine that runs great with good power. Automatic transmission shifts great through all gears. Steering is tight. Brakes feel good. TommyLiftgate works great, Service bed is nice with tons of storage. Truck needs the following items: Rear end has a humming-growling noise on acceleration, goes away when foot is released from pedal. I have pulled the cover and don't see any abnormal metal, bearings looked fine, personally just believe Ring and pinion are worn from miles. Muffler is a little noisy on start up, quiets down a little after warm. Windshield is cracked in several spots Interior needs a clean up, not in bad shape just a little dirty from work use. Drivers lower cushion is staring to unstitch at seam. Tire monitor light is on Airbag light is on Rear tires are about 45% front are at 35% I dont want to put any money in this truck and that is why it sits the way it is. I do belive it could be driven any distance without issue. It is a nice looking truck with good potential for the right person. I have a clean and clear Wyoming title Notarized and signed for the new owner. This is a Cash only sale. Please ask all ?'s before bidding or making offers. Thanks |
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