2002 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 4 Door Diesel Lifted With 22.5's on 2040-cars
Tolland, Connecticut, United States
2002 3500 Lt Silverado 4x4 full power with leather. Duramax motor. 87,000 miles. This a super clean
truck with extensive performance, suspension and paint upgrades. ONE OF A KIND!
Motor: New Injectors with 50 HP nozzles, predator programmer, intake, up pipe, full magnaflow exhaust... Suspension: Ford Dana 60 up front, custom dual shock hoops in the front bolted into the existing upper control arm brackets, braided brake lines, cross drilled rotors, rear air bags, fox gas shocks all around (8 Total), approximately 12" lift... i'm sure i'm miss something Body: Brand new paint with satin clear painted pin stripe, all new cab corners and rockers, absolutely no rust or scratches $$$ Wheels: Front, 10 lug 22.5" x 9" Hub Piloted Flat Face Steer with brand new double coin tires 295/75R22.5 RLB400. Rear, 10 lug 22.5" x 8.25" Hub Piloted Accuride Wheel with brand new Double Coin tires 295/75R22.5 RLB400, Tires measure 42" high. Bed: The flat bed has been painted to match the cab, it has a hideaway 5th wheel and is wired for a trailer with trailer brake actuator in the cab. Frame. The frame has been sand blasted and painted with POR 15. This is a very unique truck that will stand out in any crowd and you will never see one alike!!! The truck has less than 500 miles on it since it was painted!! |
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