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2004 Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra 2500HD (4WD)
Low Miles: 37,692 original miles
This is a former Fire Department Utility Vehicle in good working condition. It’s a heavy-duty "K2500" model, meaning it’s built for serious hauling and towing, and it features a true 4x4 drivetrain.
Key Features & Equipment:
• Drivetrain: 4-Wheel Drive (4WD)
• Exterior: Classic Fire Dept. Red with original decal stripe and a functional light bar.
• Cargo & Utility: * Operational Rear Lift Gate* (perfect for loading heavy equipment/pallets).
• Large locking Cargo Box for secure storage.
• Protective Rubber Bed Mat.
• Tires: LT245/75R16E (Heavy-duty load range).
Condition Notes:
• Mechanical: Runs and drives well; very low wear due to its low mileage and "ready-response" maintenance history.
• Interior: The driver’s seat has a hole in the upholstery (typical for utility use), but the rest of the cab is functional and clean.
Title: YES
Overall Condition: Fair
Running Condition: Runs Well
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