2013 Gmc Sierra 3500hd 4wd 11ft Utility Body Hydraulic Tommy Lift Gate on 2040-cars
Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, United States
2013 GMC Sierra 3500 4WD Regular Cab diesel automatic 11ft Knapheide Deep Box Utility Bed with hydraulic Tommy lift gate. Heavy duty Reese tow hitch. 1453 miles.
Duramax 6.6L V8 Turbo Diesel Allison 6 Speed Automatic Transmission Power- Window, Locks and mirrors Locking Rear Differential Camper Mirrors Remote Keyless Entry Integrated Trailer Brake Controller Solar- Ray Deep Tinted Glass Fire extinguisher Safety Reflector Triangle Kit 3.73 Rear Axel Ratio Air conditioning 40/20/40 Split bench seat Dual Glove Box Storage AM/FM Stereo Intermittent wipers 12-Volt Aux Power Outlet Tilt Steering wheel Cruise Control Rubberized Vinyl Floor Covering Battery Run Down Protection Oil Life Monitor System Summit White exterior Dark Titanium Interior This vehicle was purchased thinking it was a 9ft body. Only miles on the truck are from bringing it home. Once we discovered it is 11ft we decided to sell as it is too long for our application. Super nice truck. Brand new, never worked. Any questions please ask. Deposit is NON REFUNDABLE. Delivery is possible for an additional cost. |
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