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US $7,500.00
Year:1999 Mileage:19500
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Second owner
31,000 kms original
Runs, drives, handles excellent. Drive it daily during the summer months. Only reason selling is that I need more than two seats. I'm willing to look at trades up or down for a muscle car that is finished.

The truck has:
- stainless dual exhaust
- long tube headers
- ignition and coil
- cold air intake
- roller rockers
- polished and ported intake and heads
- direct port NOS system with 175 hp shot
- progressive 3 stage controller
- original white leather interior

- synthetic oil
- custom blue metallic paint with ghost flames on front of hood and fenders

Stereo
2 - 12" hertz subs
2 phoenix gold amps
clarion touch screen
mb quartz mids and tweets
custom built and painted to match fibreglass sub box

Very nice truck / hot rod that drives and handles well.

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