2003 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Lt Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 6.6l Dually Longbed on 2040-cars
Tullahoma, Tennessee, United States
here is my 2003 chevy 3500 dually crew cab, 6.6 turbo charged duramax diesel, Allison automatic transmission, fully loaded, factory cd player,bose speakers,heated leather seats, power front seats, power mirrors (drivers side extends in and out), power windows, dual climate control, crew cab long bed, real nice fifth wheel hitch ball raises up and down with a lever in the driver side wheel well, nice spray lined bed, pop up tie downs around the bed, westin entry lighted running boards, even though this truck has 201000 miles on it the previous owner only pulled a two horse trailer occasionally, never pulled anything heavy, he was an older gentleman and drove very slowly I know this because he is my neighbor, he had a bad injector start giving him problems which is common in the lby duramax so I purchased the truck for my self and put in 8 new updated injectors and changed the glow plugs while I was at it so the next owner wont have to worry about it, I ended up buying a 2010 dodge 3500 so I am going to sell this one I don't need two trucks, its only got 1000 miles on it since the new injectors this truck runs and drives awesome I relly enjoy driving it , it has never had anything done to it no tuners or exhaust it is still factory, I am getting 19.7 miles to the gallon, I am going to miss that part for sure my dodge only gets 16, it has nice paint with a good shine to it seats are in great shape has a rubbed spot in driverseat from sliding in and out and a couple stains in carpet that would clean up no cracks in dash overall interior is real nice just look at the picks, all glass is good absolutely no rust, very clean looking truck, has a few chips in the paint which is to be expected, has factory receiver hitch and new trailer brake box, this truck is ready to go, has good rubber, fresh oil and filter change and new fuel filter, ready for you to drive home call with any questions Alvin at (931) 581-0612 or message me thru ebay , im sure I am forgetting something but I am posting plenty of picks, thanks
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