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Sold my truck and these won't fit the new one, need to sell. All parts from a 2010 1500 crew cab 4wd

Airaid intake. Part number 200-233. Installed less than 10k miles. Still in near perfect condition.

$200 shipped

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Weathertech front and rear floor liners. Passenger front missing weathertech logo, otherwise in great shape.

$75 shipped for the front

$100 shipped for the rear

$150 shipped for both front and rear

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Leveling kit.

$35 shipped

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OEM hitch, mounting hardware, and RV wiring plug

$50 no shipping

 

GM Performance Parts seat covers. Zipper on left rear comes loose occasionally, otherwise great shape. Front only covers driver and passenger seats, nothing for the center seat/console.

$100 shipped front

$75 shipped rear

$150 shipped both front and rear

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Rear wheel well liners. I did have airbags on my silverado and the liners were trimmed to clear. Photos show what was trimmed.

$50 no shipping

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Guessing the air bags aren't for sale. I'd be interested in them and the wheelwell liners but it would have to be shipped.

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I had a buyer on the airbags, but is been a while and no payment. I'll call him right now.

Where are you at in Missouri? I drive all over the state to race atvs, I may be able to meet you and avoid shipping.

 

 

ETA, seat covers are sold.

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