2005 Gmc Sierra 2500 Hd Slt Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Lufkin, Texas, United States
This truck has been my baby for the last few years. I really hate to sell it, but I can't justify keeping it when I have so many other vehicles and toys. It's in fantastic shape, rides incredibly smooth, and has always been adult owned/operated. It does have a Goose-Neck hitch, but I've only used this truck for pulling anything maybe 3 times. It was mostly just my comfy highway commuter. If you drive it appropriately you can get 20-21 mpg on the highway. That's without a programmer, exhaust, intake, etc. I kept this truck stock and unmolested, but you could definitely see some performance gains if you wanted to open it up. I never felt the need to. It has plenty of power as is! 310HP/605TQ from the factory.
The only "modifications" to the truck are: A set of 285/75/r16 Firestone Destination MTs with lots of life left and lifetime balance/rotation/road hazard New Rancho shocks installed about a year ago Silverado tail lights from the same generation pickup (the GMC ones just looked dated/cheap) Spray-in bedliner (has a few chips) All else was kept original, and kept clean. It has leather interior in very good shape (only 2 tiny cuts in back, see pictures) the factory 6-disk changer, power/heated seats, heated mirrors, and push-button 4wd. It's got the Bose Audio package and OnStar. These truck are legendary for seeing 500,000+ miles, and this truck will be one of those. I washed it weekly and had the oil changes done before the time/milage was due. I have kept up with the routine maintenance, and installed a new hydroboost unit, fuel pressure regulator, and brake service including new rotors up front. I'll even get a fresh oil change for the new owner so you won't have to worry about doing anything but enjoying it. It does have a couple minor scratches/dings and small rock chips, but I have some touch-up paint that works well(white vehicles are the best). Also a couple rock chips in the windshield, but no cracks. I had them sealed and they haven't spread at all. I tried to get pictures of the most noticeable spots ... but it is a truck. I get a TON of compliments on it, and you'll definitely be happy with it. If you've never owned a diesel, you'll find out why diesel guys love them. KBB on this truck is between 16,577 and 17,177 private party. Compare that to $58,695 for the 2014 version! Let me know if you have any questions, I'll be glad to answer them for you. Thanks for looking! |
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