2008 Chevrolet Avalanche Lt Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Morehouse, Missouri, United States
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Gadberry Sales LLC 106 W. Front Street Morehouse, MO 63868 1-800-600-5606 2008 Avalanche LT 4WD 5.3L Gas This truck was my personal truck that I purchased new in 08. The truck shows to have 197000 miles on it, however the motor was replaced along with just about every other component in the Drivetrain. Here is a list of the things that have been replaced new. New Motor with (57000 mile) New Battery New Front Wheel Bearings New Front Wheel speed sensors New Front Upper Control Arms New Front Upper Ball Joints New Front Lower Ball Joints New Rear Wheel Bearings New Rear Seals New Differential Chunk Bearings and Races New Inner Pinion Bearing and Race New Outer Pinion Bearings and Race New Pinion Seal New Rear Wheel Speed Sensors New U-joints at rear end and Tranny New Carpet New Rear Passenger bottom cushion seat cover The Transmission has just been rebuilt and comes with a 2 year 24000 mile warranty At this time the windshield is cracked but will be replaced in the next few days The tires are in good shape with about 70% tread (see Pictures) The inside of this truck is very very clean ( scratch on wood grain to the right of stereo) The center console is cracked on the drivers side next to the seat, but is not that noticeable. The steering wheel does show signs of wear which is to be expected. The Front Bumper cover has a few imperfections as would be expected As you can see it truly is almost a brand new truck. The reason this was all done was because my son wanted it for his graduation. So, I spent over $6000.00 replacing everything so that he would have a good dependable vehicle for college. A few weeks ago while my wife's Toyota Prius serviced she and I looked at a New Tundra. The next thing I knew I was co-signing for a new Tundra for my son. I chose not to trade it in because they only offered me $15000.00 for it and I know it is worth more than that. However, I am selling and plan to put the money towards the new purchase. So, if your looking for an Avalanche at a good price don't pass this one up. I have all of the receipts for everything listed above and would be more than happy to provide them on request of buyer. |
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