Red '97 K3500 Crew Cab Dually Loaded 454 Grey Leather 5th Wheel Rails 4x4 on 2040-cars
Trenton, Michigan, United States
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97 Chevrolet K3500 HD, 454 gas engine, 4L80E Transmission, 4:56 gears full floater axle, 5th wheel rails (no hitch), goose neck rail under bed but nothing else for it, brand new front end including ball joints upper and lower, inner and outer tie rods, drag link, pitman arm, all four shocks, front rotors and pads, rear shoes, 90% tread on rear tires, 60% on front tires, comes with 3 spare tires/rims, no knocks/smokes/leaks, new hydroboost hose for steering, trans filter and fluid changed 1500 miles ago, has been repainted at some point but I do not know when, it looks nice but does have some rust starting under bottoms of a couple doors, premium factory stereo system with cd player sounds great, new fluid and differential cover, fresh oil change in last 500 miles, dual batteries, new wires, platinum plugs, cap/rotor, glass all good, leather is cracking mainly in drivers seat and some on passenger side, has factory trans/steering cooler, runs excellent, factory tow package, Rino lined bed, sliding rear window. The underside of the bed has rust holes on the support rails. I bought the truck with intentions of moving south with a 5th wheel but it did not pan out. The front bumper is great, the rear bumper has some rust showing. There are your typical scratches hear and there but an overall beautiful truck. Non smoker, air conditioning works, heat works, all windows work, one rear door has a sticky lock at times. Truck is wired and includes a trailer brake controller. If you have ANY OTHER QUESTIONS please ask before bidding or making an offer, I'm an honest man and have no reason to hide things, it does nobody any good, just look at my feedback. There is a small lean on the truck and the bank is one block from my house so it will literally take 15 minutes to have the title signed off free and clear. The only major issues I can thing of with the truck is that the rear tires should probably be balanced and rotated soon, the have a slight vibration above 65-75mph. I only have two photos at the moment but will be taking more on Monday 8-4-2014. The truck is also for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early and trust me this will sell soon, its a nice truck and is extremely powerful, I just have no use for it anymore.
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