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cortez24 Enthusiast

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Selling my personal truck this spring as it just sits and never gets used now that I drive a company truck.  Hate to see it go as I love the truck but It just doesn't make sense to keep it.  Truck has only ever been used as casual use / commuting to work, rarely has this truck ever even been off paved road.

 

2014 GMC Sierra SLT - All Terrain Package

Approx 37,000mi on it (59,000km)

Clear Title, no accidents or claims of any type, no leins.  Truck is owned outright.

 

Very Clean Truck - like new, just a few small paint chips on front bumper and 1 or 2 minor blemishes from idiots banging their doors into it in parking lots.

 

5.3L Vortec, 5.8ft box, Crew Cab

 

c/w 20" factory wheel package and Toyo Open Country AT2 Extreme 33" x 12.5" x 20" tires - only about 10,000 miles on tires, barely worn.

 

Full load including;

Towing Package (never towed a trailer with the truck)

Factory Paint matched bumpers front and rear - no chrome

Sunroof

Power Sliding window

Heated seats and steering wheel

Park assist system

Hill descent assist

Hill Start assist

Remote start

Levelling kit

Extang - Encore Tonno - Hard cover, trifold, locable and sealed

Bed-liner

Front windows 20% tint to match rears

GMC premium floor mats front and rear, full coverage - carpet is like brand new

C/W 4 General Grabber x-ice winter tires - 90% tread

 

I am sure I am forgetting some features - Truck has every option available for this package, I have the original build sheet if someone wants to see it.

 

For sale $ 29,000 USD

 

Truck is located in Kelowna, BC - about 1.5 hrs north of Oroville Crossing.  May be able to deliver truck to other Northern Washington Crossings for a serious buyer.

 

Lots more pictures available, this is all a am able to post due to file size.

 

Any questions or interest shoot me a PM and I can provide my phone number.

 

 

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diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

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What if the company truck goes away.

Buy another truck?

 

:)

Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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I am not sure about Canadian Vs. the U.S. car market, but a similar truck here in the states would go for about 28-30K now that the 2019's are out.

So your asking price is probably a good starting point.

Great looking truck and sad to see you having to possibly unload it.

 

cortez24 Enthusiast

cortez24

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Thanks for the feedback Dan, from all the research I did this felt like a fair starting point considering the miles / condition and extras.  It's middle to low on the blue book price range for this truck as private sale.

 

As for the company truck, it's not going anywhere.  Due to my position I can say that with certainty!

cortez24 Enthusiast

cortez24

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Listed for sale $ 29,000 USD or $ 37,00 CAD with all listed extras included.  Please PM me with inquiries.

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