2001 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Ls Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Wellsville, Utah, United States
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2001 Chevy1500 4X4 This is a great truck; it starts right up every time. It looks great and drives very nice, comes with DVD player with cd, tape, and aux input as well as hands free cellphone calling with Bluetooth. The interior looks good but could look even better with a good detail; the paint looks nice but does have a few light scratches from camping. The body is straight but does have two small flaws one is on the top half of the driver’s side door where the mechanic doing an oil change didn’t get the lift out of the way before he shut the door and the second is near the passenger side taillight I took pictures of both other than that it is just a few door dings. The tires still have a lot of life in them one of the tires is newer than the other three because it was warrantiedand replaced with a new one last December. Goes right into four wheel drive both high and low and drives straight down the road, it shifts good but does shift harder going into second gear but it has done that for years and has notgotten any worse, has no cracks in the windshield or rock chips, the gas gauge is tricky it lies tell it gets to about a half a tank. This is a great truck and I would be confident to drive it anywhere. It is sold as is and the toolbox is not included. |
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