F/S
2002 Chevy C-2500 P/U
6.6l Dura-Max Diesel engine
Allison auto trans
Regular cab/ long bed
88k miles
One owner
SUPER CLEAN !!!!!
White with tan cloth interior
Pw / Pdl / Tilt / Cruise / Cd radio /
Towing package with brake controller
Air bag rear spring helpers
Alloy wheels with nice tires
Needs nothing!
Did I mention that it is SUPER CLEAN ???
For the bargain base price of $11,500. Do your homework... thats a good price.
Will post some pictures later.
Call me 909-641-1123
Tom
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Forwarded to Karen, even though yesterday I decided to go the Catamaran route with my version of a Dually:
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Might go for this one
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Having been looking for this exact generation of truck, I can attest that this is a great deal. At this price, most of them out there have 200K miles or more.
Unfortunately, I have to find one with a back seat.
Mako, hook them nose to tail and use 'em like a train.
Unfortunately, I have to find one with a back seat.
Mako, hook them nose to tail and use 'em like a train.
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Re: Need an awsome tow vehicle?
I can attest to the attributes of these Silverado/Sierra trucks. I owned a 2001 Sierra and currently own a 2007. The fuel economy was actually better with the older truck. Not sure what Tom gets, but I'd regularly get 19 mpg towing (22-24 mpg not/combined driving). I never have felt the need for more power when towing. No problem even going over the Tejon grade on Interstate 5. Besides hauling my car, I also use my trucks to tow my horse trailer. If you've never driven a truck with the Allison transmission - they are very smooth-shifting transmissions. This is appreciated by the horses, too! The "tow/haul" mode and braking control is also something I really have appreciated when hauling on mountain roads. I owned the 2001 for 5 years and have now had my 2007 for 6 years. Both very reliable.