2006 Chevrolet C3500 Flat Bed With Lift Dump, Low Miles on 2040-cars
Emporia, Kansas, United States
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9' long bed, 88 Inches wide, electric over hydraulic lift. 1-ton cab and chassis, dual wheels, almost new Firestone tires, less than 1000 miles on tires. 79999 miles, maybe more as I am still using it. 6 liter engine. Air, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Tilt wheel, Cruise control. Fm radio. I believe everything works on this truck. Lift works on separate battery, with battery isolator. Has one chip in windshield, small tears in middle seat, missing passenger sun visor extension, and has some bent places in passenger door. (Was this way when I bought it, don't have a clue how happened.) Baseball size dent in hood would not show up in picture. I have owned this about 4 years with no problems. Replaced rear brake pads about a thousand miles ago when I replaced the tires. Have too many vehicles. No longer need. "Cab and Chassis" truck has a heavier frame, and narrower frame that a 1-ton dually. THIS IS NOT A "1-TON DUALLY". IT IS A TRUE 1-TON CAB AND CHASSIS WITH THE HEAVIER FRAME THAN A 1-TON DUALLY, AND DUAL WHEELS! Runs great, drives great. Almost new tires. Trailer hitch with pigtail. Also has trailer brake control, which I have never used and do not know anything about. Used around my farm to move dirt, and clear trees. Heavy duty bed with extra cross members.
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If not as described when you arrive to pick it up. you don't have to take it and no negative feedback will be left. I will keep the deposit (to cover the fees).
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