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SOLD Dually, 4x4, Crew Cab, 6.5l turbo diesel SOLD

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Valv Grand Master

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Get into diesel power the easy way....

1998 GMC K3500 Sierra 4 doors crew cab, dually.

6.5 liters V8 TurboDiesel, automatic transmission, 4 wheel drive.

Loaded with leather interior, power seats+windows+mirrors+etc., air, CD player, compass, and more.

Truck has 190,000 miles and runs and drives very well, it's a great towing machine with lots of room inside.

It has many power upgrades, 4" new exhaust, PMD relocated (with spare) and #9 resistor, Turbomaster turbo control, K&N filter, super Heavy Duty rear suspension, recent shocks, 2 new front tires.

It was damaged in an accident and frame bent slightly, but I've been driving it like this for 30,000 miles.

Body has some dings + dents, and it's not perfect, but makes it for a great hauling or pulling truck.

Bed has a 4ft x 8ft 3/8" thick steel plate with gooseneck hitch.

Title was marked salvage, it has been inspected and passed by DMV.

Located near Faribault, 30 miles south of MPLS.

SOLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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What do you mean safe to pull ? It will pull the trailer with no problem at all, your family cannot stay inside trailer while underway. You can come and check it out anytime, but I won't travel all over the country to show a vehicle. I have it sold 90% already.

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I wasn't asking you to travel all over the country, we're maybe an hour apart and I was just going to see if you'd meet me partway this weekend if you still have it. I'm on call for my job all week and weekend and can't venture too far. Sounds like it's sold anyway, thanks!!

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