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1 hour ago, heiner921 said:

Looking to buy this truck saturday.  Good deal?  Got the dealer to throw in a spray in bedliner and aftermarket heated seats.  Im a little nervous about the mileage. Worth being nervous about or not so much?

 

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2537298303053578/

Welcome to the site.

 

Mileage is roughly 12,500 a year, so not bad, did they give details about the heated seats?

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My FIL just purchased a '15 GMC Sierra (southern truck though, so never in snow with saly roads, etc) with leather seats, spray in liner, etc with 72xxx miles for $25k

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1 hour ago, JimCost2014 said:

Welcome to the site.

 

Mileage is roughly 12,500 a year, so not bad, did they give details about the heated seats?

Heated seats and bedliner were both going to be done by a place by me that specializes in both.  Found this info on their website. Front Heated seats were katzkin brand with 3 yr warranty for $500 and bedliner has a lifetime warranty and also $500

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10 hours ago, heiner921 said:

Heated seats and bedliner were both going to be done by a place by me that specializes in both.  Found this info on their website. Front Heated seats were katzkin brand with 3 yr warranty for $500 and bedliner has a lifetime warranty and also $500

I might try to beat them up a little on price, if you are ready to buy and have your financials in line.

 

Reason I say this is, if they have enough profit to do the additions, they might come down some, otherwise if you are happy with it, buy the truck.

 

I would ask for all known service records, just so you the trucks background if possible.

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I beat him up enough. He only had enough wiggle room to get what I needed.

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12 minutes ago, heiner921 said:

I beat him up enough. He only had enough wiggle room to get what I needed.

Congratulations on your new to you truck.

 

Lots of good info on the site here, when you have questions, which we all do at times.

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Oh man, our last truck was a 2016 Colorado that was rainforest green. Looked just like that green. I liked it a lot it, but my wife absolutely loved that color. It was very hard to give it up. We traded it in three weeks ago for a 2019 black 1500 Silverado LD. The price was right. 

Yes, GM doesn't make enough green trucks. I only saw one other green Colorado like ours on the road.

Good luck with your new ride!

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