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I have a 2007 classic 2500HD GMC Duramax LBZ 4x4 SLE for sale that has been wrecked. I bought this from a salvage auction to use a donor to build a Suburban duramax build for my wife but she just got your layoff notice. So I have decided to post pone the build and sell this donor truck to save money. This is a southern truck with 176k miles. It is a one owner truck. It is loaded up the interior is clean and in good shape seat have a little ware but no major rips or tears. Carpet can use a good cleaning. Bed, and 3 doors are great shape and so is the back bumper I have been under the truck and it looks good, no broken transmissions castings or ears, and the oil pans are fine. However the oiler cooler does have a little chuck taken out.( see pictures). I found this out after I started the truck. I immediately shut the truck off truck. I leaned it up and put an epoxy over the broken part and the fired it up, runs great with no check eng lights. I pulled off the new cooler part from the donor motor that is included and was going to swap it out but with the frame bent so bad there is no room to swap it out( see Pics) I do have a new one included. Also the tcase has a crack due to improper loading by the front end loaded, 4x4 works. To sweeten the deal I have also included some parts lying around my shop with this buy. I have a 06 LBZ motor that ran but had a busted crank. Has most everything but missing injectors and few brackets and one valve cover, has turbo, cps, wire harness and all the computers. Also included is a front diff and the left side suspension and a good driver’s side door shell. All these parts are included in this sell. Figured there is at least 4k worth of parts to sell if you where to build a project dmax suburban… the truck is located in Tanner al about a mile off of interstate 65. About 1:45 mins south of Nashville. AS IS Where is IE no warranty Please call or text with any questions. 256-337-1002 truck is for sale local thus i have the right to end the auction early.

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