1998 Chevrolet 3500hd 7.4 Vortec Automatic 15,000 Gvw Gmt400 on 2040-cars
Grafton, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1998
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: RWD
Model: C/K Pickup 3500
Mileage: 209,967
Trim: cheyenne
INSTANT $300.00 PAYPAL DEPOSIT. BALANCE IN CASH WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION END. BUYER TO TELEPHONE SELLER WITHIN 24HRS OF AUCTION END TO SET ARRANGEMENTS. NO SHIPPING, STORAGE POSSIBLE. TYPICAL RUST, DRIVERS SIDE CAB CORNER IS RUSTED THROUGH---FUEL FILL HOSES ARE STRAPPED UNDER BED, NO ISSUES.---DECK ON BED COULD BE REPLACED, I USE IT THE WAY IT IS---POWER STEERING FLUID LEAK, I TOP IT OFF WHEN NEEDED---EXHAUST LEAK, LESSENS WHEN WARMED UP. SES LIGHT OFF AND ON, STAYS OFF IF 92 OR 93 OCTANE IS USED---DRIVER SIDE OF SEAT HAS A HOLE,SEAT FOAM IS FIRM---INSIDE HANDLE ON PASS DOOR NEEDS REPLACED---TWO FASTENERS FOR PASS SIDE MIRROR ARE PULLED,YOU WOULD'NT NOTICE. HOOD RELEASE HANDLE MISSING, STILL OPENS EASY. I purchased this truck with 193,XXX on it and drove it almost 700 miles home, with out a problem. To this day I have not had a problem. I use it to pull/haul various trailers some at 12 to 14 thousand pounds. also had large amounts of weight on bed. Most trips at hundreds of miles. With that being said it has not been run hard and oil is changed regularly. Because of the long wheel base it rides well, unfortunately it is the reason I need to sell. I am buying the next wheel base shorter for tighter turns. I have found after owning this TRUE HD the typical 8 lug 1 ton doesn't cut it. The discs on front and rear are huge and the 19.5 tires don't sway. Even with heavy loads you don't know its there. The wheel base is 183" and 108" cab to axle. 13' of frame behind cab.(this is the chassis used for rollbacks) Inside of bed is 76" X 120" Tool box does lock. This was just to get me by until the custom bed is done but that is being cut to fit the next truck. If you do not want the bed or tool box I will remove them the day you are picking up and take $300.00 of the final payment. The rear tires are at 20-25% fronts are 85%. I have confidence you too can put this truck right to work as I do. Sure you will have a list of things you want to do to it like I did, but with the reserve at half of what these trucks sell for 5-6K, it can be for later. I saw two for sale this week that needed work, one for $2500 that needed and engine and one at $2700 that needed a trans. The bidders will determine this one's worth. Please ask questions so we can have an educated sale. Happy Bidding! |
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