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My son wants my 2006 Silverado; My daughter wants his 2003 GMC ZR2. So I am going to need the following truck to replace mine when my son takes it. All options same as my Red Sport truck. Just will look for the Blue Granite version.

 

I am looking to buy a 2006 or 2007 Classic Chevrolet Silverado Z71 with the following Features and options:

 

2006 Blue Granite Code 46U

2007 Blue Granite/Stealth Gray / Code 46U

4x4 1500 Extended Cab

Automatic Transmission.

High Back Bucket Seats

Front Floor Console

Cloth Seats With Custom Dark Charcoal/Gray Interior. Will consider leather seats for right truck.

Steering Wheel Button Audio Controls.

Push Button 4x4 Activation.

60K or fewer miles

3.42 gear ratio

Bose Speakers

6 disk changer (NOT A DEAL BREAKER)

Outside Light sensitive/folding mirrors

Rear Sliding Window (NOT A DEAL BREAKER)

Fog Lights

Clean Carfax Unless proven minor accident.

 

Any out this there that are being traded in from LEASES that have low miles or anything like that?

 

Any low mile vehicles out here that have not been beat up driven and been a towing or work machine.

 

Ready to buy now and have cash waiting for right truck.

 

WILL CONSIDER ALL OPTIONS OR OFFERS OF OTHER TRUCKS THAT MAY NOT HAVE ALL ABOVE LISTED OPTIONS.

 

Someone has to have a truck out there so my kids can get the trucks they want. Well me too. LoL

 

Contact me at [email protected] Thanks

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Check out cars.com and autotrader.com

 

Their searches are very good you can select option and distances to see whats out there

 

 

Ryan

 

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Well my search from 2010 until now and patience has paid off. Finally found the truck as specific as possible to what i wanted. Found a Blue Granite 2006 Silvy and got it for 17K. 40,327 miles on it. Mint condition, everything new looking and immaculant shape.

 

Only thing truck did not have is DL3 mirrors or Audio steering wheel buttons. Other than that all that i wanted is good to go.

 

I know this happened now because every time my wife goes overseas to visit family and friends i have bought a 66 gto, 2006 Sport Red Silverado, House, now this truck. Giving the wife a hard time about going on trips. Every time i find what i am looking for to buy. Got smacked in the head when i picked her up at the airport today but she figured i would find my truck while she was gone. Sent her the pics while she was there so that softened the blow to the head. :-) I told her to quit going. LOL

 

At least i sold my 2003 ZR2 while she was gone. I figured i would break my streak this time but no. So 4 for 4. Now to figure out what i need next.

 

Thanks to all that have given me ideas on where to look. Found it on ebay. go figure. Happy fathers day to me i guess.

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