Chevrolet 3500 2wd Duramax W/ Allison Trans. 12' 6" Aluminum Dump Bed 103k on 2040-cars
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States
This is a 2005 Chevrolet 3500 with 103,000 miles on it in good condition. The truck has a 12 1/2' by 7 1/2' aluminum dump bed. The truck is equipped with a duramax engine and a Allison transmission both of which work excellent. The truck is driven daily and gets about 12mpg around town and up to 17 mpg on the interstate. The truck has a few scratches on it with no dents. The interior has 2 gray vinyl bucket seats with power door looks and windows. It has remote start so you don't have to get in a cold truck this winter. I am selling the truck for my dad so if you have any questions give me a little extra time to get the answer. The bed works great and is not dented or beat up it has hauled and dumped as much as 4 ton before. The rear has duel wheels with factory air ride suspension. All the tires look to have 50 to 60% tread on them. The buyer is responsible for pick up and delivery. Dad purchased it as a cab and chasis on ebay about 3 or 4 years ago out of Texas it was originally used as an ambulance. The truck has served him well and is no longer needed. He had the dump bed built and installed by T&G Sales. I will have to get some more pictures for you some of the others would not load. |
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