2001 Chevy Silverado 1500 With Mods on 2040-cars
Buchanan, Michigan, United States
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I am selling my 2001 Silverado LS standard cab long bed, with 117,000 miles. The truck is in beautiful condition with some surface rust on frame (has not seen winters since I have owned it) with rebuilt 5.3 engine (truck came with 4.8, replaced with 2002 5.3 with 20,000 miles), transmission, rear-end, drive shaft, suspension, brakes, new tires, custom exhaust, and tune. I bought the truck in 2005 with 78,000 miles for $9,000 and have put over $25,000 in mods. Mods include, but not all, 5.3 W/ ported/polished heads with 5 angle valve job. Manley valves- 1.65 exhaust 2.02 intake, PAC Beehive springs. Custom Lunati CAM 218/224 int/exh @ 0.05" duration 0.558" / 0.560" int/exh lift 112+4 LSA. Roller rockers and hardened pushrods. Edlebrock headers/custom exhaust with cats removed and rear O2 sensors removed and deactivated. Radix Magna Charger. Rebuilt 4l60e trany, Yank TT3000.Rebuilt rear end with Detroit TruTrack/4.11's and Caltracs traction bars. Widened stock rear rims by weldcraftwheels Michigan to 8 inch, stock is 6.5 inch. Tuned by KLUG'S SS. New brakes, battery, belts, all fluids changed as of 2013. The truck puts out 500hp+ at rear wheels. The only reason I am selling is because I am looking for a new project or toy. Please don't waste my time with ridiculous offers, joy ride fetishes, scams of buying it and having it shipped, or any other BS. If you are truly interested in the truck, call me and make an appointment to see it in person or at least call me with questions. Truck is currently stored next door at neighbors. Ask for Jeff five seven four seven zero seven five one eight eight.
3/29/2014 I wanted to add that the mods made were done around 100k miles and then again around 105k miles. The body has 117k miles on it, the transmission, drive shaft, rear end, brakes, coltracs, second cam shaft (had a Z06 cam first swap), upper valve assembly, oil pump, have about 5k miles on them. I average about 1500 miles a year on the truck. The oil gets changed before storage, after, and usually during the summer. I use castrol semi synthetic 10w30, with either a wix or Pureone oil filter. The radiator is stock with new core that is twice the size as stock with added extra trans cooler. She has two fuel pumps running 42lb injectors. I usually run the highest octane available and mix it with 110 racing fuel, about half and half. The front tires are 245/70/16 and the rears are 285/60/16. My goal was to make a sleeper and she has performed very well! On Mar-31-14 at 15:36:22 PDT, seller added the following information: 3/31/14 Please email me before bidding if you only have zero feedback. |
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