2006 Gmc Sierra 2500 Hd Wt Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 6.0l_4x4 on 2040-cars
Sharpsburg, Georgia, United States
This truck is in great mechanical shape. Runs and drives great! I only drive this on the weekends.
-4-wheel drive works. -Being sold with camper top. -Tires have 80% tread left. -Will have truck washed inside and out before buyer pick up. -buyer is responsible for shipping/pick up. -this was a fleet vehicle before I bought it and has always been well maintained. -this was a work truck. Even though it was taken care of, it shows wear and tear. -Blue book value for this truck in poor condition (which its not) is right at $11,000 -Tow package -Will accept pay pal, cashiers check or cash in person only. Buyer will have 48 hours from the end of auction to pay in full. Unless other arrangements are made pryior to auction ending. Once payment is confirmed, I will sign the title and send it via mail to the buyer. I can send it next day or 2 day mail. |
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