Parting Out 05 Gmc Sierra 1500hd - Charleston, Sc

[ChasHD]

I have a 2005 GMC Sierra 1500HD Crew Cab 4x4 that I am parting out. The exterior of the truck is pewter, and the interior is dark charcoal. The truck was hit hard on the front end. I have not started the truck since it was hit because the impact shifted the front differential, thus cracking the oil pan on the engine. The engine turns over by hand, but the oil pan will need to be replaced if you are interested in the engine as a whole. Just about everything from the firewall back on the truck is good. All of the body parts front of the firewall are trashed. I used the interior for a swap with my 05 2500HD work truck. The truck had 81K when it was totalled. Many of the non-suspension parts will fit all 2003-2007 Classic 1500 & 2500HD Silverados and Sierras.

 

Here is a list of some of the known good parts:

 

4L80E / 4-speed automatic Transmission - $900

4WD Transfer Case - $850

Front Axle Assembly - 4.10 gears - $850

Rear Axle Asembly 4.10 gears / G80 locking Differential - bolt-up & complete with Hubs - $900

Charcoal Vynil Seats - 6 passenger seating - Great Condition / Non power - $600 complete Set

Door Shells - Driver Front, Driver Rear, & Passenger Rear - $300 Each

Glass - Driver Front, Both Rear Crew Doors, Rear Window (non Defogger) - $65 each window.

 

8 lug wheels with a matching set of 265/75/16 Bridgestone Dueler RVT tires. The wheels and tires are in excellent condition. The tires have approximately 4K miles of use on them with over 90% tread remaining. GMC center caps are included - one is cracked. These wheels and tires should fit any 8x160 hub on a Sierra, Silverado, or 3/4 ton Suburban - Asking $700 for the set.

 

If would prefer to sell these items locally if possible. If you are in the Charleston SC area, I'll be happy to make arrangements to meet you.

 

Anything else, call me and I will let you know if I have it.

 

Thanks,

 

Andy

843-991-7419

[riverhawk]

did this truck have cruise control? if it did when is the best time to call?

[ScottyBoy]

I'll give you 50 bucks shipped for the rear drivers side window motor and regulator.

[duramaxHD]

I have a 2005 GMC Sierra 1500HD Crew Cab 4x4 that I am parting out. The exterior of the truck is pewter, and the interior is dark charcoal. The truck was hit hard on the front end. I have not started the truck since it was hit because the impact shifted the front differential, thus cracking the oil pan on the engine. The engine turns over by hand, but the oil pan will need to be replaced if you are interested in the engine as a whole. Just about everything from the firewall back on the truck is good. All of the body parts front of the firewall are trashed. I used the interior for a swap with my 05 2500HD work truck. The truck had 81K when it was totalled. Many of the non-suspension parts will fit all 2003-2007 Classic 1500 & 2500HD Silverados and Sierras.

 

Here is a list of some of the known good parts:

 

4L80E / 4-speed automatic Transmission - $900

4WD Transfer Case - $850

Front Axle Assembly - 4.10 gears - $850

Rear Axle Asembly 4.10 gears / G80 locking Differential - bolt-up & complete with Hubs - $900

Charcoal Vynil Seats - 6 passenger seating - Great Condition / Non power - $600 complete Set

Door Shells - Driver Front, Driver Rear, & Passenger Rear - $300 Each

Glass - Driver Front, Both Rear Crew Doors, Rear Window (non Defogger) - $65 each window.

 

8 lug wheels with a matching set of 265/75/16 Bridgestone Dueler RVT tires. The wheels and tires are in excellent condition. The tires have approximately 4K miles of use on them with over 90% tread remaining. GMC center caps are included - one is cracked. These wheels and tires should fit any 8x160 hub on a Sierra, Silverado, or 3/4 ton Suburban - Asking $700 for the set.

 

If would prefer to sell these items locally if possible. If you are in the Charleston SC area, I'll be happy to make arrangements to meet you.

 

Anything else, call me and I will let you know if I have it.

 

Thanks,

 

Andy

843-991-7419

 

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ben