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2001 Chevy K2500 4x4 Regular Cab Ls 8.1l Big Block Allison Transmission 94k Nice on 2040-cars

US $12,999.00
Year:2001 Mileage:94785 Color: detailed but it still has a slight smell inside that should work its way out in a few weeks
Location:

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States

Attention all you Snow Plow Companies, Farmers, and Pappys that need a short truck (regular cab) with raw power (8.1L) and want one that looks brand new (1-Owner, 94k, Mint) and don’t want the cost of a new one ($13K). I have here a locally owned truck that was well cared for and is in great shape and ready to be put to use and quite a unique compilations of options (Regular Cab, 8.1L, Allison, 4X4, LS Package). Read on for a full description.


Mechanically this truck is very solid. 8.1L Vortec motor starts up smooth with no hesitation or funny noises. Transmission shifts great and the fluid looks and smells good. Handles nice on the road, no shimmies, shakes, pulling or brake pulse. It has Uniroyal 8 Ply tires that are wearing evenly and have 70% tread left, It also has had a set of Bilstien shocks not to long ago. There are no leaks on this truck, engine and transmission and rears are all dry. No rust anywhere on the body including the rocker panels, frame is clean and was undercoated from when it was sold new. Truck domiciled in southern Maryland so not much if any salt exposure. Mechanically you will be very satisfied with this GMC truck.


Cosmetically this truck is the same condition, nice and well cared for. Nice paint that shines well and is very straight and clean. A few small scratches and some stone chips on the front edge of the hood is all you will find for flaws. This is a very nice example of a well cared for pickup truck. The interior is well above average for the year and mileage. The seats, headliner, dash, door panels and carpets are all very nice. All options are working inside, cruise works well, a/c is ice cold, all power windows work well. Smells like the pappy that previously owned this truck smoked a pipe once in a while, I just had the interior and exterior detailed but it still has a slight smell inside that should work its way out in a few weeks.


I think you will be hard pressed to find another truck that is optioned like this, has low mileage and is in impeccable shape, then let alone find it for $13,000. Considering this combination I believe it’s going to be a hot seller. If interested in calling me my name is Travis, 717-991-8991. I have a clean and clear PA title in hand and ready to sell. 


Please before bidding have all money and finances done because I do not finance and I have to be paid in full within 7 Days the end of the auction. 

 

This vehicle is sold as-is with no warranty expressed or implied.  I am a Used Vehicle Dealer Licensed and Bonded through the state of Pennsylvania. I can issue 30 day temporary tags for out of state buyers at $100 extra, I also can issue PA License plates (state fees and taxes will apply). As a bonus for all eBay customers I will offer free pickup from the Harrisburg International Airport or the Lancaster Train Station. If you are shipping this vehicle through DAS I can drop it off at the Harrisburg terminal at no extra charge as well.

 

A non-refundable deposit of $500 will be due at the end of the auction within 24 hours. The remainder will be due at delivery of the vehicle or within 5 days. I will accept Pay-pal for the deposit only. If you want to pay with pay pal for the entire item, you will also have to pay the fees. At delivery, I will take cash or cashiers check for the amount only. Any personal checks will have to be cleared by the bank before delivery of the vehicle will take place. Buyer is responsible for any taxes or title transfer fees that may be incurred. You are welcome to inspect this car prior to bidding. Please call if you want a personal walk around on this car, I take time to write these ads but I am only human and may have missed something that may be very important to you.

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