1989 Chevrolet R3500 Crew Cab Dually - Excellent Shape!!! on 2040-cars
Lake City, Florida, United States
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1989 Chevrolet R3500 Crew Cab Pick-up Truck. This truck is in excellent shape, with very low original miles. The current mileage as of the listing is 51,946, but I do drive this truck ion occasion. So the mileage may be slightly higher upon purchasing. However, I do not drive it often. The interior is in great shape with the original carpet, original seats, and original front floor mats. The dash does not have any cracks and is not faded, as well as the rest of the plastic interior. The auto trans works and shifts great. It has a 4.10 rear end, and the tires are in great shape with less than 10,000 miles on them. The paint is in good shape. The gray on top areas has been repainted, but the white has not. There are some very minor nicks in the paint on the rear fenders from road debris, but again they are minor and have touch up paint on them. Anyone who has had a dually knows this occurs with all of them. The paint in the bed is also scratched, but not bad at all for a 1989. It does not have any rust anywhere that I can find. The undercarriage looks great, the bumpers are great, the engine compartment is very clean. The power windows all work (the front passenger seems a little slower than the rest but it works), the power locks all work, the cruise control works, and the air conditioner is very cold. It has both wiring hook-ups for small trailers and large campers. It runs and drives great, you could drive it anywhere. The only reason I purchased the truck was to pull the camper, and we just recently sold the camper. I have been contemplating keeping it, but it just doesn't make since to have a dually if you don't have anything big to pull. The only thing that I can come up with that is wrong with it is the ash try will not stay closed on the lower portion of the dash. I am sure it would be an easy fix with some parts from LMC Truck, but it never really bothered me. It's where I stored my wallet, receipts, and change. You will truly be very happy with this truck. You can fly in and drive this one home. I am posting a few pictures that I took yesterday but I forgot to take any of the undercarriage. I will do so and post them later... if ebay will let me add pictures later. Also, note that the truck is still financed with Florida Credit Union. Their website is www.flcu.org if you are interested in looking them up.
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