1995 Chevrolet Ck Pickup 1500 on 2040-cars
Cusseta, Alabama, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : ernestinaerrumfelt@onlyfools.com .
I am the original owner of this truck. I bought it new in 1995 and it has spent it's life being well kept. It has
never been wrecked, smoked in or abused and has absolutely no rust. I decided to redo the truck a couple of years
ago and give it a fresh new look, then I bought another truck and have finally decided to let her go after 21
years. It would be hard to find a nicer square body truck. Listed below is what all has been done to her.
• Fresh very nice paint job (all trim removed)
• New windshield
• Cowl induction hood
• Body color pocket fender flares
• Line X spray in bed liner
• New chrome smooth bumpers
• Stainless front bull bar
• Stainless side nerf bars
• New chrome grill
• New clear headlights
• New clear side marker lights
• LED tailights, parking lights, third brake light and light strip under tailgate
• 6 inch suspension lift
• 20x10 chrome Fuel Dune wheels
• 35x12.50 Falken Wild Peak A/Ts
The interior is in excellent condition with all the original seat covers and
• New carpet
• Kenwood head unit
• Alpine component speakers
• Tinted windows
Still has the original engine which runs great four wheel drive works perfectly, transmission was professionally
rebuilt a year ago and works perfectly. Everything works as it should. With all that said it might still not pass
an emissions test if you have that in your state, we do not have that here in Alabama
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