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2005 Chevy Sikverado 2500 6.6 Duramax 4x4 Camo on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:285000
Location:

Dana, Kentucky, United States

Dana, Kentucky, United States

2005 Chevy Silverado 2500 Crew cab. this is a really nice truck has high millage but if you know diesels then you know there's a lot of life left in this truck. this truck has fresh black paint and a really nice mossy oak break up infinity camo wrap. the truck if 4x4 power seats cd player premium speaker package. has constantly had all maintenance done on truck including oil oil filter fuel filter air filter. truck run amazing and would take it anywhere. i took it last week to pick up a truck and recieved 17 mpg pulling a trailer with a full size chevy on it. the truck has never had any mods or chips on it. the only thing ever done was a full 4'' exhaust for sound and millage reasons. the truck is a few years old so its not perfect. it does have a problem with the rear window on the passanger side as i think just the motor is going bad n big deal but i want you to be aware of if you have any questions please feel free to ask my name is chad and my number is 606 477 2090 call text or email thanks.

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