1999 Gmc C3500 6.5l Diesel 76k Low Miles Liftgate Utility Stake Truck Flatbed on 2040-cars
Marshall, Michigan, United States
NO RESERVE 1999 GMC C3500 Stake truck 6.5L diesel engine 76,914 Low miles Automatic transmission Pintol hitch 11'6'' Steel flatbed Two 4' Utility boxes Heavy duty liftgate Beacon lights 2 Spotlights CALL MIKE @269-209-5758 AUCTION ENDS TUESDAY @8:45PM EASTERN Up for auction is a 1999 GMC C3500 extended cab flatbed truck. The truck has the 6.5L diesel engine that runs strong and cool. It has been with a major utility company since new and has been serviced regularly. Heavy duty lift gate for easy loading. Truck has a pintol hitch to haul a trailer along with trailer light plugs. The tires have around 60% tread. Gas gauge does not work. Normal work related dings and dents. Truck sells to high bidder. Don't miss out if you've been looking one. Call today. CHROME WHEEL SIMULATORS DO NOT SELL WITH TRUCK......IF INTERESTED I CAN GET YOU A SET AT OUR COST FOR $190.00 PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS....TRUCK IS FOR SALE LOCALLY. WE SELL WORLD WIDE (We've sold all over the world and are ready to assist you!) WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS TAX WILL APPLY WHEN APPLICABLE Truck is located in Marshall, Mi 49068. Truck must be paid in full within 3 days of auction close. A $300.00 deposit is required via pay pal within 24hrs of auction. SHIPPING IS RESPONSIBILTY OF THE BUYER...WE CAN ASSIST IN THIS PROCESS. Truck must be picked up within 21 days of auction close or a $100.00 storage fee will apply no exceptions please. Full payment to be Cashier's check, wire transfer or Credit card-Visa- Mastercard. Truck is being sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL OR TEXT MIKE @1-269-209-5758 FOR MORE INFO OR QUESTIONS |
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