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1999 Chevrolet Longbed 8' Box!! K2500 3/4 Ton Ls Pickup 350 Ci Fleetside 4wd on 2040-cars

Year:1999 Mileage:145926
Location:

United States

United States

 

1999 CHEVY LONGBOX – 350CI - 146,000 miles

4WD, Spray in bed liner, bed rail guards, Tow hitch, goose-neck hitch, K & N air filter system, All power

 PLEASE READ ENTIRE ADD BEFORE BIDDING OR ASKING QUESTIONS

CAN BEE SEEN NEAR ZIP CODE 62629, WAVERLY, ILLINOIS

 I have this gently used 3/4 ton Chevy Long Bed for sale. It has never been “worked” on a full time basis and was driven an under average 10,000 miles a year. It has never plowed. I used it to pull a small two horse trailer a few times a year. It had never towed until I owned it. We are now towing a larger travel trailer and bought a more adequate tow vehicle so I no longer have use for this one.

I sent this truck to my mechanic last week in anticipation of offering it for sale and told him to go through it and do whatever it needed. He called me and said there was nothing for him to do. I then sent it to my detail-er who steam cleans the interior and gives a coat of wax three time a year.  

Before I buy any vehicle I run a build sheet. I purchased this truck because it had all the heavy duty goodies offered that year. I can email the entire build order but some HD options are;

Codes

C6P – GVWR 8600lbs

FF6 & FF7 – Adjustable front torsion spring

F60 – Heavy Duty Spring (Front)

GT4 – Rear Axle 3:73

G80 – Differential, Heavy Duty locking rear

KNP – External transmission oil cooler

MT1 – Transmission, 4 Speed Auto, Heavy Duty

NZZ – Skid Plate package

VYU – Snow Plow prep package

As a daily driver, regular maintenance and repair was never overlooked. Oil changed like clockwork. Pictures show a dry transmission and oil pan. Tires aren’t even 1 year old. All major service performed by either Midas or Firestone. I have all receipts.

Some things that were done recently are;

New Rotors, New drums, brake pads, flush brake system

Monroe Reflex Shocks HD

Radiator hoses, flush system

Pittman and idler arms

Bridgestone AT Revo Dueler Tires

B & W Goose-neck trailer hitch. (Professionally installed by Trailer Masters in 2011)

This vehicle is in very good shape for its age and category. EVERYTHING WORKS. There are blemishes and imperfections normal for its age that do not show up in pictures. There are three small dings in the hood which I have tried to show but they are small and the camera won’t pick them up to good. The tailgate functions perfectly but has the damage shown in the picture. You are encouraged to come look at it and inspect by appointment only. Bring your mechanic if you like. Vehicle is sold as is. It will be registered and insured until the auction end. Please bring whatever your state requires for transport, plates will be removed.

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