2015 Gmc Sierra 1500 on 2040-cars
Great Falls, South Carolina, United States
Lifted 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 All Terrain Crew Cab 4x4 with only 34k miles!
Vehicle info:
One year old professionally installed 6 inch Rough Country lift kit (with warranty)
One year old 35 inch Ironman mud tires
One year old 20 inch Fuel wheels
5.3L V8 engine
6-Speed Automatic transmission
5'8" bed
Estimated Total Height: 6'11"
Estimated Total Length: 19'2"
Manufactured in Canada
Exterior:
Slate/Gray
Nerf bars
Bed liner
Power adjust mirrors
Rear bumper corner steps
Tow package
Seating:
Heated front 40/20/40 split bench seat
Rear 60/40 fold seat
Power seats
Black Leather
Interior:
Navigation
8 inch touch screen
Backup camera
Dual zone climate controls
Power outlet
USB and aux port
Sunroof
Leather wrapped steering wheel and audio controls
Bluetooth
Remote start
Carfax certified:
No accidents reported
No damage reported
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