2002 Chevy Silverado 3500 Lb7 Duramax With Ridetech Level Ii Suspension on 2040-cars
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This truck is setup to haul whatever toys or equipment, that you have! The RideTech air suspension allows for a smooth ride and the ability to haul large loads with ease. This truck has been very well cared for and serviced by some of the best diesel tech's in the state. All of the maintenance and modifications are already done so the next owner can drive away and enjoy. Below is a list of some information regarding the truck and the modifications done. I listed pretty much everything, but if there are any questions feel free to contact me (5eight6-two1nine-3zero14). We are asking $24,500 OBO for the truck! 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 LT Dually Mileage - 123,195 VIN- 1GCJC33102F153799 Color - Pewter Engine - 6.6L LB7 Duramax Diesel Transmission - Allison 1000 5-Speed Drive - 2WD Modifications:
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