Low Miles 4x4 7.4l Ex-cab W/ True No Reserve on 2040-cars
Glen Burnie, Maryland, United States
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Here is a great running truck that has just come in. This truck was used as a new cummins trade-in locally. The truck is a 4 wheel drive, extra cab, Silverado package, power windows, locks, mirrors, factory cd player, cruise control, 5th wheel , bedliner, 7.4L with only 109k miles. The truck runs out great and the air conditioning blows ice cold. The tires have a lot of tread life left as well. There is body damage on the drivers side bed that you can see in the pictures. The frame is not rusted out and either is the truck. The only real rust I can see is on the rear bumper and on the tow hitch. The ABS light is on, on the dash(most likely a sensor). The interior is in great condition and it was not a smokers truck. I just pulled the carfax report which has NO accident or other incidents. This truck has spent its entire life in PA. You will not be disappointed if you are looking for a sound truck with plenty of power to last for many years ahead. This auction is a true no reserve sale. Whomever is the highest bidder will own this truck. I will not end the sale early just to be fair to all bidders. |
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