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2003 Gmc 2500 Hd Ext Cab Sierra Sle 4x4 8.1 Engine Red 6spd Man Transmission on 2040-cars
Year:2003
Mileage:164515
Location:
United States
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I ordered this 2003 GMC 2500 hd Sierra 4x4 new. I am the only one who has ever really drove it. It is a non smoker and has never had anything spilled in the carpets or seats other than a few drips of coffee around cup holders. It only has about 8-10,000 miles of hauling on it. The rest are just highway miles. This truck is equipped with a 8.1 litre 496 cu. in. gas engine. With a 6sp manual transmission and 410 gears. I have never speed shifted the transmission. The shifter is still firm. It has power mirrors that are heated and they telescope out. AM/FM CD player, cruise control, Dual climate control with cold A/C, tilt wheel, floor mounted 4x4 shifter. Heavy duty gooseneck hitch with removable ball and trailer brake box. Remote keyless entry, power windows, rearwindow defrost. A Rhino Liner that is very durable but has faded quite a bit. And the rear inner fender wells are Rhino lined to. I gave it a premium tuneup at 100,000 miles and put 2 new wheel bearings up front and a new set of monroe premium shocks all around it. With a set of rotors and brake pads up front. It has disc brakes front and rear. The transfer case started leaking so i got that fixed and have receipt. Put a new brake line along frame rail. I have never had any problems with engine. Always ran valvoline regular motor oil in it and changed oil about every 4,000 miles. About every 6 months i run a bottle of techron through the gas tank. It will use a little oil when it starts getting close to oil change. I have replaced fluid in diffs and transmission twice since it was new. Its never been mudded and only went through about 6 inches of water a few times. Also the antifreeze has been changed twice since it was new. I have never noticed no leaks comming from underneath of truck. It has a Hypertech programer in it that does help with fuel mileage and performance a little. But i lost the programer to it and to have it reset to factory specs is around $100 at the GM dealers i talked to. I have a K&N air filter for it but run the paper elements in it. It has been a real good truck for me with no real problems but the transfer case. I just dont need a truck this big and its set up for pulling and it will do that real well. Please email me with any questions you may have or any other pictures you may want. Non refundable $500.00 deposit due within 24 hours of winning bid. Payment due in full within 7 days of auction close. Cash or personal check cashed at your bank if it is local. Will help with delivery if it is local for extra fee. Thank you for looking and happy bidding!!!
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