2005 Chevrolet Colorado Z71 Ls Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Lyman, South Carolina, United States
Well, here is listing for my truck. It was purchased in June of 2005 from my local Chevy dealer in SC. I am the original owner and have taken good care of this truck. It was garage kept from purchase until July of 2012 when I puchased a 3rd vehicle and moved this one outside. It comes from a non-smoking owner. This truck offers many options that were available in the "LS" package- Power windows, power locks, power mirrors (the glass-not the housings), Onstar, Sirius XM, factory 6 disc cd changer with RDS. It also has the towing package with a max capacity of lbs. This truck also has the desirable 3.5L I-5 engine with 220 HP. It also has upgraded tires and wheels- I changed the wheels a couple of years back to Hummer H3 wheels and blank center caps. The tires were replaced this past Feb/Mar with Cooper Discoverer HTP with a 65,000 mile treadlife warranty. I have replaced the brakes this spring with the same ones GM built the truck with for long life- the original ones went 156,000 miles. It also has an OEM tonneau cover over the bed and a Rhino Spray-in bedliner. I upgraded the exhaust system from stock to a MBRP Stainless Steel Cat back system. I have most of the service records to document it's maintenance history to prospective buyers. It averages 20 MPG with regular 87 octane gas and typically runs about 380-410 between fill-ups. There is a small tear in the edge of the drivers seat (I will try and repair this weekend to close the hole), the handle on the drivers side recliner is broken. The right front passenger window works intermittantly- it might go down and come up, other times it might go down and stay down until you use the window button repeatedly- issue appears isolated to the power window motor inside the door. There is also a rattle in the rear door when the stereo is turned up, been like that for years-it doesn't bother me. I also have this truck for sale locally, so it is possible this auction can end early because of an immediate buyer. Deposit of $500 due within 36 hours of auction end. Balance payable in cash on delivery or cashier check drawn from a nationally recognized bank where funds can be verifed. Pickup is local at my home- I will not deliver unless you live within about 25 miles of my home. Truck has current SC plate on it and will continue to be driven and milage will increase (reason mileage shows higher than the Odometer picture). Photos were taken Wed 11/27/13 |
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