Chevy Dually Pickup 7.4l 4l80e Tonawanda 5th Wheel on 2040-cars
Orland Park, Illinois, United States
*****MUST SELL - MAKE AN OFFER - MOVING TO FL******* 1991 Chevrolet R/V 3500 Custom Deluxe / Silverado Dually Pickup Truck 65,777 ORIGINAL Miles 2 Owner Truck 7.4L Tonawanda 454ci V8 4L80-E Automatic Overdrive Transmission Tilt, PW, PL, PS, PB, A/C. AM/FM Cass, CB Dual Gas Tanks - Interior selection switch works 5th Wheel Tow Package Class III Hitch New battery Fresh Tuneup Tires have very good tread left on them. Less than 300 miles on the alternator and heater core Runs and drives great. Starts first time every time. Burgundy interior with real wood trim package. Owner's manual w/ leather portfolio + Maintenance and Warranty Guide Emergency ignition and door lock keys w/ original leather pouch This truck has never been re-painted. This truck has never seen salt. It has a spray-on bed liner. The interior is spotless. The only issue is that the top of the dash board could really use a dash pad which you can pick up from LMC for around $100. - Then the interior would be 100%. Headlights, taillights, and marker lights had a black out film - the film is NOW REMOVED. The belt for the A/C unit has been removed and it may need to be re-charged. It worked great 2 summers ago. I pulled the belt off after the summer and never put it back on. Make this into a Lowrider. Put an Air Ride suspension on this. CALL OR TEXT EVAN IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS: 708-870-3697 |
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