It's time for me to move on to my next vehicle. I have enjoyed the 6 years I have spent spending gobs of money on upgrades, but I need something bigger than a Regular Cab and with a setup better suited (longer wheelbase and something milder than a 3000 stall) to towing my newest toy - a Travel Trailer for camping. I also have a 2 year-old son...I am tired of his carseat consuming 50% of the entire cab to leave my wife and I only 25% each...lol. It has been a ton of fun and I already realize how much I will miss it when it is sold, but I'm ready for something bigger.
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2000 RCSB

I am asking $10,000. The 4L65E was just freshened up with new bands and clutches...my tranny guy has it dialed in just right :-) Only 68,xxx miles on this 2000. I would be happy to take pics of anything you might want to see - just let me know. This truck is a 9.5 on a 10 scale (it does have a couple of small door dings that account for that other 0.5) and it will make the next owner a happy owner!

 

Ttt..ttt

 

talking to the bank monday!

 

That's what I like to hear!!
FYI - It is for sale locally, so please PM me if you need my cell number.

 

will do monday if i can get the cash lined up. also just came across a possible stup for the current truck.. might just go that route but i will stay in touch either way.

oh, do you have any idea on transport costs?

 

Friend of mine buys vehicles via internet quite often...he usually pays between $300-$600 per ship. Depends on tons of factors including your flexibility on dates as well as pickup and dropoff points. Might be just as easy to fly down and drive it home...Memphis is a 6.5 - 7 hour drive and you are north of there.

 

Good looking truck and a GREAT price! This won't last

 

I sure hope not. I'm going with $10k imstead of what I REALLY want for it so it will move on out! Thanks for the confirmation that $10k is a great price - I just need someone with $10k to realize the same thing...lol.

 

ha, im about 6-7 more hours other side of Memphis

 

Oops, my mistake. Shipment would be the way to go.