1999 Chevy / Kodiak 6500 Crew Cab Dually Custom Built on 2040-cars
Panama City Beach, Florida, United States
This is truck was built By B&G customs in Salt Lake City Utah. It is a 6500 Kodiak with a 1999 Crew Cab body mounted on it. This is not a 3500 running gear. It has 20,000 lb. rear. It doesn't require a CDL to drive. It I has a Cat 3126 diesel with a Mt653 Allison trans. It has 100,000+/- miles on the on the motor and 16,000 on the Trans. Mileage will change because I drive the truck. It gets 14 mpg around town and 12 mpg pulling 25,000 pounds. I've driven it from Atlanta to Colorado twice without and problems. It has Grey cloth interior with 3 DVD screens. 1 one the radio and 2 on the visors. It holds 200 gals. of fuel. It has a rhino bed liner and has a goose neck hitch.DO NOT BID WITHOUT CALLING ME FIRST, I want bidders to know everything about this truck before you bid. The Vin# listed is not the correct number but ebay requires one to be entered. Its the number off the body that is mounted on the Kodiak frame. The truck has a Vin# issued buy the state of Utah.
I am willing to take trades as well. I'm open to but not limited to: 2005 and up Dodge diesel trucks. Cessna, Piper, or other Airplanes. 1967-1973 Camaros. Land . Just Text me pictures of what you have before you call please. |
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