I don't think I would buy this '10 Silverado

flyboyron · June 9, 2012

I found this ad for a 2010 Silverado and they are only asking.............$9,100.00.

I didn't think these trucks come with Quadrasteer?

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ChaseN · June 9, 2012

it's "custom" haha!!

Daryl LBZ · June 9, 2012

Wow thats even a Crew Cab. Did it say what happened to it, and what all was wrong with it?

johnrunner89 · June 9, 2012

due to the wrecked car in the background and the wide open space around. It Looks like the car is in a tow yard Shiu is a good sign it was wrecked, if the quadrasteer wasn't a giveaway lol looks like the seller is just trying to work the angles in his ad lol

flyboyron · June 9, 2012

I couldn't pull any other information. I think you have to sign on to the website, which I don't do to ones like that.

Here is another 2010 with Quadrasteer, I guess a popular year for that option, and an extended cab to boot................by the looks of the fenders I think this one was side swiped or else it tipped over. I wonder why the driver's door is so cocked. This one is only $10,400.00. Wow! What a deal! Do you think they will actuall sell these?

kstruckcountry · June 9, 2012

That last one looks like a freeway wreck, like it was run against concrete for a while... wouldn't touch either of them body or frame wise...

Easytide · June 9, 2012

Would be a fun purchase to trick out sayyy....a '66 stepside?

00Silverado4x4 · June 9, 2012

Dang offer to buy both for $10k and then part them out make back plenty...

dave_benn · June 10, 2012

If you need a drive train with low miles and an interior its not a bad deal, probably low miles.

mikeinmobileal · June 10, 2012

Of course they will sell them. Dismantling/rebuilding is a HUGE business. Looks like they need some bodywork and mechanical work to rebuild, or they will be parted out. Either way, they will be put back on the road, complete or as parts.

"snip" Do you think they will actuall sell these?

Gurrzt · June 11, 2012

Of course they will sell them. Dismantling/rebuilding is a HUGE business. Looks like they need some bodywork and mechanical work to rebuild, or they will be parted out. Either way, they will be put back on the road, complete or as parts.

"snip" Do you think they will actuall sell these?

It looks to me like the rear axel is "cocked" on the above picture.

00Silverado4x4 · June 11, 2012

Of course they will sell them. Dismantling/rebuilding is a HUGE business. Looks like they need some bodywork and mechanical work to rebuild, or they will be parted out. Either way, they will be put back on the road, complete or as parts.

"snip" Do you think they will actuall sell these?

It looks to me like the rear axel is "cocked" on the above picture.

Yup both of these "great" trucks seem to have the quadrasteer...

Talk about rent a wrecks huh?

KMGZ400 · June 11, 2012

i know people who would buy trucks like these. i have a freind who owns a body shop and buys totaled trucks and fixes them himself and uses them as DD's or resells them.

Silverado4x4 · June 11, 2012

Those trucks are not a Quadrasteer or a custom build as the rear axle is too narrow, thats why the Quadrasteer's have bulding fenders cause the rear axle is wider so the rear tires dont hit the frame on a turn. On the first truck they wont show you the drivers side as I bet the left rear axle is touching the back bumper same goes for the 2nd truck but not as bad. Also look at the angle the front tires are at, there straight and the back tires are turning to the left on a Quadrasteer when the front tires turn left the rear tires turn to the right but at highway speeds I cant remember the speed is when you turn the tires to the left the rear tires turn to the left, truck feals like it slides over at highway speeds.