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I have up for sale is a very nice and well mantained 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 Extended Cab 4x4 SLT, Z71 offroad package, to start off this is a very nice truck, and it has a REBUILT title, i have before and after pictures, the truck was not hurt much at all, still has orignal running gear,only thing had to be replaced was diver side rocker,and rear door, an piece of lower bed side. And the work was done professional body mechanic. Runs and gives good, has very good oil pressure,and engine and transmission temperature runs good, the motor has 65,xxx miles, all original, never messed with, the truck is fully loaded, with on star,and xm radio,also power and heated leather seats that are in good shape,power mirrors,and everything i know of that you could get on a gm truck in 2006, truck also comes with a bully dog programmer and head unit,and a set of 20x9 eagle alloy rims, with 275/60/20 master-craft tires, has flowmaster exhaust,the interior is in very good shape, couldnt ask for a better truck for the money, and these trucks dont come around much in this good of condition, i know im leaving out alot of stuff on the truck, but if any questions call/text me at 270-407-9097 or email me thanks

 

 

2006 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT 4x4

*5.3L motor

*4x4

*Heated Seats

*Leather Seats

*Power Windows

*Power Mirrors

*Power Seats

*20x9 Moto Metals

*275/60/20 MasterCraft

*LED taillights

*Bully Dog programmer

*65,xxx orignal miles

*Flowmaster muffler

*Z71 package

 

 

 

 

more im missing if anything you wanna know or i missed out feel free to message me

 

 

 

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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you might want to list location and how much you are asking just a thought :rolleyes:

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you might want to list location and how much you are asking just a thought :rolleyes:

 

Thanks, its located in southern kentucky, give more info if interested and my asking price is open i want to see some serious offers if none i will gladly keep hahaha :D

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