Chevy Dually 95 Diesel on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Fuel Type:Diesel
Engine:6.5l Diesel turbo
For Sale By:Private Seller
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Make: Chevrolet
Model: C/K Pickup 3500
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows
Trim: Silverado
Mileage: 205,000
Drive Type: 2 Wheel drive
95 diesel dually. I havn't had this truck for long, but it is not for me. I need something smaller. Unlike the person I bought it from, I am going to list every possible thing that I have found wrong with the truck.
There is an oil leak. It is small but annoying. At worst it could be the rear seal which could be a $500 repair. This is probably not the case but I am letting you know the worst case.
It has an exhaust leak. This apparently can be fixed with an cheap gaskit repair.
The a/c works but there is a leak. I had it filled a week or so ago and it worked, but now it doesn't. I now know there is a leak in a small part behind the compressor. Again this is a cheap fix.
The paint is faded in areas.
To open the drivers door requires more effort than it should. Cheap parts or a adjustment are needed.
The passenger buttons for the window and to lock the door have sunken into the door. As above a cheap repair should fix it.
The headlining is a little damaged but it has not dropped at all.
The casing for the handle to drop the tailgate is missing. Again cheap parts.
The brakes are a little spongy, probably needing adjustment. The front tires are worn indicating the truck needs a wheel alignment.
On the good side:
The diesel motor feels strong.
It only has 204k miles which is low for a diesel
The body is really straight
No signs of rust
Gearbox feels good
Besides the things I mentioned above, the interior is in good condition.
It has an updated cd player
Power steering works well
Power windows work well
I just put a new front windscreen on it
I just exchanged the starter motor.
I was told when I got it a month ago that there were other new parts like the batteries.
Overall this is a good truck, just not for me. It could ber a very strong work truck. It gets great economy. I recently took it to Fallon and got around 20mpg. The truck has new rear tires. It has a good motor, gearbox and body. Thats what you really want to see in a heavy truck like this.
This truck is for a guy who knows what he is doing. The repairs will cost very little if you can do them yourself. I had a guy who was going to fix everything on the truck and told me it wouldn't go over a grand but I don't want the truck any more. I am moving and have no parking for it.
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This truck is for sale in Las Vegas. I have done my very best to tell you everything that is wrong with it. I want a $500 deposit paid from paypay within 24hrs of the auctions end. If you decide to mess me around and tell me you cant transport it or you have changed your mind, I will keep the deposit. That sounds bad but you would not believe the people out there who bid on things they don't really want. If you come from out of state, that is your problem, not mine. If you buy the truck I expect the deposit followed by the sale being finalized within a week. If you can't do this, don't bid.
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