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I am selling my 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT Z71 Extended Cab 4WD. It is red. It has a 6" Rough Country suspension lift kit on it. It has 35x12.50R17 BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires and 17X9 Pro Comp 7032 wheels. It has brand new MOOG upper and lower control arms and ball joints, GM torsion bars, GM instrument cluster, GM turn signal lever/horn, EBCM and BPMV, and Rain-X windshield wipers. It has a bull bar, tow mirrors (I still have original mirrors), running boards (I still have original running boards), bug deflector, side window deflectors, all-weather floor mats, fender flares, mud flaps, rear wheel well liners, locking tailgate, black diamond plate toolbox, black bed rails and bed caps, and spray-in bed liner. I also have an aftermarket Sony radio and a Hypertech Speedometer Calibrator for it. I have a clean and clear title. Pictures are available upon request. Regular oil changes and maintenance. I have all service records and receipts for everything done. I can't upload pictures on here due to the max single file size limit of 1 MB (my pictures are HDR ~1.5-2 MB each), so I included a link to a Google Drive album with pictures below.

 

Here is a link to more information: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcQ3K-KaGKZNmt6MzVnV1QzXzA

Here is a link to the CarFax: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcQ3K-KaGKZSzM2SlJnNC1KU28

 

Here is a link to the GM build sheet: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcQ3K-KaGKZT0ZxRVd4VndsNG8

Here is a link to a Google Drive album with more pictures: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzcQ3K-KaGKZLVBKSU13VmZYRjg

Asking for $8,000 OR BEST OFFER. No lowballs. Serious inquiries only. No trades. Cash only. I do not need help selling this vehicle.

 

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