Chevrolet: C/k Pickup 1500 Ls on 2040-cars
Pilot Mountain, North Carolina, United States
This is my Bagged 2001 Silverado LS, I bought new and have kept garaged and out of rain for I've 15 years. Truck has only around 5k miles or less on total! Has complete Air Ride Technoligies shock wave bag system with adjustable QA1 shocks and programmable ride height. One off Budnik wheels , 4 link rear, narrowed 8" with moser axles , 4:10 posi with brace cover, custom sound system w/3k watts , Katzkin leather with billet accents, 5.3 with SLP , JBA ,and Air Raid add ons. Headers and Borla exhaust all tucked up. Custom Trans crossmember. Hypertech programmer and 160 thermostat. Big Bear brake system front and rear with all braided lines. Truck is show and road worthy! Fast for truck and rides great. Truck is Nice!!
E-mail for contact : debi9frandsenora@netcmail.com
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