2003 Ssr Supercharged on 2040-cars
Venice, Florida, United States
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Up for Sale is this one of a kind 2003 Chevrolet SSR in Redline Red with Ebony Leather interior. It is offered by Bill Buck Chevrolet and I am Ben Lewis, the Pre-Owned Sales Manager. It was traded in by the original owner on a new Chevrolet Equinox for his wife. This truck has been his project from day one and the time, thought and money that has gone into this truck probably could not be duplicated for twice the price that we are offering it at! I am going to do my best to describe what this truck is and am glad to answer your questions via email or phone. I have several books of documentation including the original window sticker along with manuals and receipts for most of the upgrades including the Supercharger and transmission upgrades. This SSR started life in Annapolis Maryland. The previous owner ordered this truck fully loaded with the 1SB option package (heated seats, memory package, homelink transmitters, Bose sound system with CD), carpeted bed with wood trim accents, integrated running boards, bed saddle bags, towing package with trailer hitch, cargo net. The total price was $46,490 in 2003 dollars and this customer paid well above that for the opportunity to have one of the first available in Red! He never drove one at the time it was ordered. When he picked up the truck, he was slightly unimpressed with 300 horsepower 5.3 liter V8 and immediately began drawing up the plans for what you are about to bid on! Here is what I know has been done but I can tell you that there is probably a lot of little things that had to be completed to make the package work so well. This truck runs and drives like Chevrolet built it this way! Everything works including the air conditioning and all electronics. There are no check engine or warning lights. Our service department has inspected it and were impressed with the quality of the upgrades. My best estimate from the receipts and my knowledge of the parts used puts the upgrades in excess of $10,000 without labor cost. Here are the highlights: Lowered Suspension (estimated about 1") Upon completion of the upgrades, the truck was taken to a well known speed shop where it was tuned and dyno tested and recorded. This truck puts 430 horsepower to the ground and 470 lb/torque at the rear wheels with an incredibly flat torque curve (440 lbs at the rear wheels from 2000 RPM to Redline). Needless to say, its a blast to drive and very streetable. Just put the top down, turn on the Bose sound system and enjoy! I am going to include three videos below. I will let them speak for themselves. Please note that I took the video and drove, so I apologize for its shaky quality as the SSR can be a handful! |
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