2005 Chevy 3500 Duramax Diesel Dually. Extended Cab, Allison Automatic. 123k on 2040-cars
Columbia, Kentucky, United States
2005 Chevy Duramax Diesel Dually. Allison automatic transmission, Prodigy trailer brake controller, flip-over gooseneck trailer ball in the bed, tires are very new, runs and drives great. Transmission shifts perfectly, engine is smooth and strong. Starts very quickly and easily. Interior is clean and very nice. Minor, normal wear. No tears, rips, etc. Truck needs nothing.
Has had the injectors upgraded to newer style while under factory warranty so that problem is taken care of. Also has the 2006 LBZ style intake elbow that takes care of the heating issues on the LLY. So this is basically a LBZ now, which is a great engine. Very strong. This truck has never had a tuner on it or owned by an immature driver. I'm the 2nd owner and its only pulled a race car and a show car. So no heavy loads to add wear and tear and no hop-up tuners to abuse it. No rust, never been on salt. Only defect is some heavy scratches on the driver's side rear fender. The rest of the paint is very nice. Books for $18,900 so here's your chance to own a great truck for under book value. Clear KY title in-hand. Ready to transfer. Mileage will increase since I'm still driving it. Buyer to arrange pickup and payment in full before taking possession. I might could delivery within a reasonable distance for an additional fee to be negotiated. $500 non-refundable deposit due within 48 hours of purchase. |
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