2002 Gmc Sierra 3500 Base Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Mayer, Arizona, United States
2002 GMC Sierra SLE V8 Diesel 6.6L, Dual Wheels Added Features: 1- Full Banks Power system, gives more power and better fuel milage, (cost $3,000. to add on) 2- Extra good condition, used in Az only. (1 owner) 3- Special tail gate 4- 3 hitches with needed wiring, A 5th wheel, A gooseneck, and a large frame hitch. 5- About 50 % of time was pulling empty trailer. Plus all other standard equipment which belongs to this truck, Michelin tires, Automatic, 2WD, Power windows/locks, air conditioning, etc. 225.000 miles, low for a diesel with the Banks System. For additional pictures or questions, please let me know. Shipping: Owner is traveling to Ohio in June, so there is a possibility for a very low delivery charge. The truck is near Phoneix Az now. BE SURE to contact me before bidding to agree on a shipping charge. |
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