2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Hd Wt Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Galveston, Indiana, United States
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD Ext. Cab V8 6.0 liter. 4WD 8' bedMileage 95,900This truck has the trailer package w/ brake control plus 5th wheel bars set up in bed. The bed is 8' (8 foot). It is an extended cab with 4 doors. K+N air intake was installed for more power, also included is the original air cleaner if you want to install it. Very strong trans and motor, oil pressure on 50 lb. has all gauges including a temp. gauge for transmission with auxillary cooler. 4-wheel drive and ABS with disc brakes all around. Hitch and light hook-up. Fully-automatic headlights, cab lights. AM-FM Stereo CD player. New rear brakes and fairly new front brakes. Truck also has a red topper (not-feautured) that can be negotiable upon buyer's request. Near Mint Cond. This vehicle has been garaged year round, very clean inside and out. Regular maintenance performed. Mobil 1 full synthetic oil only. This truck drives, rides, and sounds like new. Non-smoker and upholstery is like new inside. Body in excellent condition, undercoated, everything works, has AC and standard locks (i.e.non-electric). Left driver side on truck bed has minor scratches (see pics). Specs:
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