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jasonvp Enthusiast

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Hey folks -

 

It's time to put my 2005 GMC Sierra up for sale. The details:

  • 2500HD crew cab
  • SLT trim level
  • Duramax 6.6L diesel / Allison 5-speed auto
  • 4WD
  • 6.5ft bed
  • ~24000 miles
  • Dark blue exterior / Gray interior
  • Amber running roof lights
  • Sunroof

Aftermarket additions:

  • Line-X over-rail spray-in
  • Kenwood DNX9140 navigation
  • Backup camera (being added this coming weekend)
  • Tekonsha trailer brake controller (wired up and ready to go)

I'm getting it prettied up with a professional detail this weekend. Once that happens, I'll have photos up.

 

The oil, filter, and fuel filter were all changed last month.

 

The truck has been problem-free since I bought it new back in March, '05. The interior is smoke-free; the exterior has had one run-in with an stubborn snow bank that resulted in the lower right front trim panel a little banged up (around the fog light). I'll include a photo of the damage. I intended to tow with the beast, but that just never panned out for me. I never really needed a diesel pickup, and it's time to finally sell it.

 

$15K takes it.

 

PM me or reply to this post and we can chat via email, phone, etc. I'm not going to post my email address or phone number here, hopefully for obvious reasons. :-)

sareljr Enthusiast

sareljr

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Just spitballing, would ya trade it for a gas truck?

jasonvp Enthusiast

jasonvp

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Just spitballing, would ya trade it for a gas truck?

Sorry, not interested.

jasonvp Enthusiast

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Is the truck 4x4? And what is your general location?

 

Thanks for reminding me I'd forgotten something; yes it is 4WD and I've edited the original post. I'm in Northern VA.

jasonvp Enthusiast

jasonvp

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Hi folks -

 

I appreciate all of the enthusiasm about the truck. I've received numerous PMs similar to the posts here in the thread regarding pictures. Please note a line from the OP:

 

 

 

I'm getting it prettied up with a professional detail this weekend. Once that happens, I'll have photos up.

 

 

Once the detailing is done and the camera is installed, I'll take some shots and upload them to an external website. The link will appear here.

 

Also note: I already have a deposit down on the truck but it does not guarantee a sale. So while it might already be sold, it may not.

 

Stand by, please.

 

jasonvp Enthusiast

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HI folks -

 

Thanks for all of the interest. The truck is sold. I'd edit the OP, but the forum software won't let me.

KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

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Did you really sell that LLY for 15k with 24,000 miles? Was there anything wrong with it?

 

That truck if it is what your post says with that many miles should be priced around 30k!

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