1997 Chevrolet 3500: State Body - 350 V8 Dually on 2040-cars
United States
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For sale is a used 1997 Chevrolet Heavy Duty 3500 State body truck that was used for Landscaping purposes. It has Chevy 350 V8 motor with 153,666 miles and runs great. The motor was was recently given a tune-up in July 2013. There is also a trailer brake installed, along with trailer and brake lights connection. Interior has normal wear and tear for landscaping jobs.
*The 2nd gas tank fuse needs to be replaced. The fuel doesn't transfer over.* The following maintenance was completed within the past year with all paperwork: Replaced Springs, Bushings, and Rods Set of Brake shoes, drums, and wheel cylinders All Bearings, seals, and rear brakes replaced. Front brakes were replaced along with calipers, hoses, seals, and fluids. And the power-steering hose was replaced this year. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am willing to deliver up to 75 miles and pick-up is also available. I accept Paypal and money orders only. Payment is due within 3 days and all sales are final. Please contact via message if you need additional pictures or call Kenneth at 240-4170-5851 if you have any questions. Thank You, Happy Bidding! |
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