1998 Chevy Silverado Z-71 K1500 3-door Extended Cab 4 X 4 Truck Z71 Z/71 on 2040-cars
Bradenton, Florida, United States
98 Chevy Silverado, Z-71, K1500, 3-Door Extended Cab, 4 x 4 Truck
********* NOW THE IMPORTANT PART: ********** The Transmission is a 460LE which I had electronic trouble with. The speed gage needle, out of the blues, started moving wildly up & down & the truck did not want to shift into fourth gear so I replaced the tranni's speed sensor. It drove great for a couple months, then the problem reoccured again so I parked it and bought another vehicle. AT THIS PRESENT TIME, THE TRANNI IS "NOT" SHIFTING AGAIN, but the truck still drives great. It could need another electronic part or it could need a tranni rebuild. I don't know. I gave up on it. *************************************************************** Needs TLC. Will need to be cleaned up inside as it has been sitting. Stereo not hooked up fully, door panel needs fixing, rip on seats, etc. Basically, "normal wear & tear" for a '98, but still in Great shape for a '98. With a little elbow grease, it will be an Awesome truck for some Lucky bidder. Due to it's age, truck is Sold-As-Is. **** Please check out ALL my pics at the link BELOW & please e:mail me any questions BEFORE bidding & please remember that this is a Legal binding contract. If you don't intend to pay or don't have the funds, PLEASE DO NOT Bid. Thanks. ***** ***** Preferred methods of payment are: Cashier's Check (certified from US or Canadian bank) or U.S. money order, Personal Check once cleared or cash in person. SORRY, BUT "NO PAY PAL" UNLESS YOU WANT TO COVER THEIR FEES WHICH I CAN'T AFFORD.****
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