2004 Chevy 3500 4x4 Crewcab Dually on 2040-cars
Colfax, Wisconsin, United States
2004 Chevy 3500 4x4 crewcab, 8.1 liter, Allison trans, Leather loaded interior. 117K miles. Truck has a salvage title, will need more work but runs and drives. What I know it needs right now is, a steering column, right side front CV shaft or just a boot, and someone with lots of time to finish it. I believe I have most of the interior/exterior parts to complete. It can be a good work/farm truck if you dont mind driving/owning something with a Salvage title. Engine has a knock, I believe its in the bottom end. It has Aluminum rims all around. The flatbed is twisted and quite beat-up, but very useable. It does have a gooseneck ball. It was a TX/MO/FL truck according to the receipts I got with it. Frame was replaced according to the receipts that came with the truck. Carfax report that I got for the trucks states it was in a front end collision with a fixed object. I have never driven the truck on the road. It was about 75% complete when it arrived. I did not do any body work to this vehicle, just mechanical and that was minor. When you look at the truck you will know almost as much as I do, I bought it sight unseen. Its been sitting for the last for years inside my garage and I have decided I no longer need a dually and no longer have time to finish. I highly recommend you come look at the vehicle before you buy it, if possible. I can take more pictures if you wish, just allow me some time to do so. I am open to reasonable offers. I will not set-up any shipping other than helping load the vehicle. Once it leaves the property its your baby, NO Returns, No guarantee's! Send me a note if you wish to talk over the phone and I will supply a number to call. |
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