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400 motor, C6 auto, NP205. 6" Lift w/38.5" Denman Ground Hawgs, Warn 16.5ti winch w/custom bumber, High Angle Driveline 1350 CV driveshafts w/flanges (1350 yoke at 9"), all new polyurethane body mounts, Deep Transmission pan, Griffin dual 1-1/4" core aluminum radiator, functional AFE snorkel, Durabak bedlined inside and outside, Bulletproof Steering w/0.5" DOM, Sanderson nickel coated shorty headers, Flowmaster 40 Series mufflers, 3" exhaust dumped before the bumper, 6" Superflex coils and leafs, Edelbrock Intake, 600cfm Holly carbeurater, hood louvers.  3rd owner.  Rust beginning to surface.  Prefer to sell local (Houston, TX).

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