For Sale: 2001 Silverado LS

By John01LS
December 5, 2005 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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John01LS

Posted December 5, 2005

Sadly going for sale is My 2001 Silverado LS. This guy is in Excellent Condition. Just turned 53,000mi. Truck Runs, and Drives Excellent.

The Rims are from a 2002 Chevy Tahoe Z71 in MINT CONDITION, with Yokohama Tires. They have about 6000 Miles on them and have lots of tread left.

Pioneer CD/Mp3 Player

Flowmaster Exhaust

ASKING $12,250 O.B.O.

Email me with any other questions... [email protected]

Located in San Antonio, Tx

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