2006 Duramax 4x4 Chevy Silverado 2500 Hd Ls Ext Cab Pickup 4-dr 6.6l No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Americus, Georgia, United States
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This is a one owner Silverado ext. cab. I bought it new in Sarasota FL. Has everything you could get on it option wise at the time - Bose six disc XM satellite radio sound system, electric heated leather seats, rear AC, push button 4x4, etc. This is the 6.6L turbo engine that is the highest output they made and the last year that you don't have to burn 15ppm diesel - will run on anything, biodiesel, offroad! Has the Allison six speed automatic transmission. Taking it easy at 65 on the interstate I can get 24.8mpg! I installed a B&W gooseneck hitch with a reversible ball so its not in the way when you don't need it. Also has "activator" brake controls by Draw-Tite under the dash. The diamond plate toolbox is included. Mechanically the truck is perfect. Runs, drives and shifts flawlessly. You can drive it across the country upon purchase no problem! The check engine idiot light has been on for three years and I have no idea why, runs the same as it did for the five years it was off. Was told by a friend that it might be one glow plug out, but truck cold starts with no issues. Cosmetically it has some issues - rear lights have the clips broken off and I have them rigged with tape - works fine or you could get them replaced - the interior, especially the front is not in the best shape from kids and working - paint marks and some scratches, etc. - the leather on the drivers side seat is torn above the seat adjustment controls - I put on some very nice Hatchee $250 seat covers to cover them up. Exterior has some scratches here and there, but nothing major. Truck has never been in an accident. The bulk of the miles are highway that I put on it over about a three year period when I drove over 1000 miles a week. Never had any engine, transmission or other major problems. I replaced the alternator about 50000 miles ago and that was the first part I had to buy for the truck. I own it free and clear with title in hand.
The truck is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction if it sells. I will give you a bill of sale and signed title from GA, its up to you to do whatever your state requires after that. I can pick you up from the ATL airport if you want to fly in and drive home. Thanks and good luck bidding! |
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