Fs: Hypertech 30001 For 2000 Year Trucks, Stock Shocks

By happybiker101
November 29, 2007 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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happybiker101

Posted November 29, 2007

Programmer worked great on my 2000 truck, but truck is now sold. Also, have a set of factory shocks off of a 2005 Sierra with heavy duty suspension, one front shock is brand new, the rest have about 20K miles.

Make me offers!

Chestah

Posted December 2, 2007

$120 for the Hypertech.

happybiker101

Posted December 4, 2007

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Posted December 4, 2007

$120 for the Hypertech.

PM'd you.....

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