1998 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Crew Cab Pickup

Vortec 5.7 Liter

Automatic

2GCEK19R0W1224647

Clear

Gasoline

1998 Chevy Silverado Z71 1500 pick up truck 4X4 Truck has issues:Doesn't start (fuel pump???) Update: today it started (5/10/17) after charging the battery.transmission: no reverse, two forward gears onlyradiator - leaksnot working: A/Cinside door handle brokendents and peeling paint Truck has potential:new batterycomfortable front bucket seats, w/ armrests*low mileage, 140,501good enginegood tires (one wheel missing center wheel cap)3rd door to back seat that folds up for cargo space in cabheavy-duty trailer hitchbed liner *Power driver's seat: raise the seat, lower seat, move forward, move back. Can also raise and lower the front and rear of the seat, tilt seat forward or tilt back. Also has Power Lumbar control to increase or decrease lumbar control on both the driver's and passenger's seats. Automatic transmission with 4 wheel drive option.Cruise controlCD and Cassette tape drives with cd and tape storage compartments and AM/FM radioFront Tow hooksPower windows, door locks, and mirror adjustmentPower LocksSpare tire and tire changing toolsOwner's manual Brief History: I'm the third owner of this truck. I have repair records for the past two owners going back to 2000.I acquired this truck in 2011. A/C has not worked since I've owned it. Truck has been sitting, since I have not been able to afford to fix the radiator and transmission. It started 3 or 4 weeks ago and sounded great. But hasn't started since then. (Update: it started today 5/10/17 after I charged up the battery.) Someone told me they think it's the fuel pump. If I could afford it, I would get this truck fixed. I loved driving this truck: it's a real smooth comfortable ride and has a great radio. Hope there is somebody out there who can afford to fix it and get it back on the road.On May-16-17 at 11:44:48 PDT, seller added the following information: Truck has started each and everytime I have tried it since 5/10/17. Today, I drained the old gas out of the gas tank. Put in a fresh gallon. And, then, drove the truck about 1/4 mile to the gas station and added a couple of more gallons of fresh gas. On May-16-17 at 12:49:47 PDT, seller added the following information: All power controls (windows, door locks, etc.) inside truck are working.