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2008 chevy.. leveling lift. 18 in ultra rims.with 33 x 12.50 dick cepeck fun country II. flowmaster single in single out dumped k&n filter. kicker 750.1 amp kicker comp vr 12 in a ported box . 5.3 v-8. rear end and front geared down to a 3.73 with eaton posi.. power windows locks mirrors rear window defrost . onstar compass and temp in the mirrior. auto tint mirror. just loaded as far as i could get it. great truck. i got laid off and i cant pay for it and school at the same time . if interested my phone number is 580-670-1523 o and it doesnt have the 4x4 stickers anymore the price is a guess. the sticker on this truck when i bought it 6 to 8 months ago was 34,000 without any of the stuff i did to it . i'm just lookin for someone to take over the payments. i might even throw some money down on it to get rid of the payment... just can't afford it . must be able to finance it in your name

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