1997 Chevrolet Cheyenne

3500 Cab with flatbed

454

Manual

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Gasoline

I'm selling my 1997 Chevy truck as I haven't any need of it anymore. It has a new this last summer PT flatbed put on it. The motor is not a rebuild but a 454 crate motor from GM and now has around 38000 miles on it. The trans is a HD 5 speed with only 7500 miles on it. The rear end was rebuilt with with new seals and bearings and all new 3.73 gears, and only has around 9000 miles on it. It had springs for a 2 ton installed and another 1 ton helper springs in the rear. You can really put 3 ton on the rear and it will not bottom out. The most I have towed with it was a 21000 lb 45' 5th wheel and the truck did it with out any issues. The truck runs and drives like new and I have it setup to haul any trailer out there. It has a 10,000 lb goose-neck, 24,000 lb Super 5th wheel, and 10,000 lb bumper hitch as well. I used it as a hot shot hauler and moved camping trailers with it all over the US and Canada. It has 4 new tires and 2 still good useable ones so it can be put right to work. It has had almost everything in the front end replaced as well. Like Tie-rods, ball joints and wheel bearings. The brakes are about 1 year old as well as the rear shocks. Over the past two years the guy I got it from and myself have put close to $9500.00 into the truck and it is more then ready to start working with it. The only bad is that a tree limb fell on the passenger back corner of the cab. That broke the back window out of the truck and left a dent, so I jacked the window opening back out to put a new glass in. As I'm out of work and don't have the money at this time to finish putting the glass in and fix the rest of the dent, I am selling it cheap. This truck will pull anything and keep on going. Only the Truck cab and frame has over 267000 miles on them and the rest of the truck has been upgraded. Really this is a work horse and has years of life left in it, so don't let the miles on the odometer scare you. You could jump in and drive from here to California and not have to worry if it will make it.