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It is now time for it to go. The addition to the family will be here soon, (Aug. 12th). Time to upgrade, so I am gonna spring for a new ext cab 4x4. So, the 2 reg cabs gotta go. So here it is, the final for sure for sale thread for my truck.

 

It is a 2004 Silverado LS. Regular cab short bed. I am the original owner, garage kept, never seen snow. Power windows, power locks. Sliding rear glass. Kenwood CD/MP3 player. Dual Climate control. Strong 5.3, 4L60E, and 3.73 locking(G80) rear end. The PCM has a tune, very strong. K&N FIPK, and dual dumped Flowmasters. Now, for all the add on's. Street Scene Silverado SS front bumper cover, and rear roll pan that matches. FUll colormatched everything, mirror caps, door handles, tailgate handle, and front grille. Street Scene brushed speed grilles. ARE hard bed cover, BedRug carpeted bed liner. 2 inch lowering shackles. 8000k HID's, Hi's and Low's. OEM Silverado SS 20's with practically brand new BFGoodrich gForce KDW2's, less than 2000 miles. Full floor console swap. Silverado SS instrument cluster, and the factory original. Hidden hitch with flip up license plate. I have a set of factory efans that'll go with it, along with an 06 grille, I was going to convert it. The truck has about 70,000 miles, will change, b/c it is my daily right now unfortunately. Absolutely zero wrong with the truck. I LOVE it, and do not want to sell, but it is time to let it go. Im asking $13,000, but that is neg. I bet there is so much more I have forgotten, and everything was done by me, except for the exhaust, and paint. SO any questions, ask away. Here's pics, if you want more just ask.

 

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What a sweet ass truck man and really cheap for what its go, too bad you gotta get rid of it. Good luck with the sale!!!!

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