1997 GMC Sierra 2500

SLE Pickup Truck

7.4L, 454cu.in.

Automatic

1GTGC29J4VE527787

Clear

Gasoline

Nobody makes this size engine anymore, and they're getting harder to come by. Please see the photos for condition of the body. Yes, this is a work truck. If you need to haul logs and rocks and mulch, or pull a boat or home or trailer - this is a perfect truck for you! I bought this truck about ten years ago because I needed something bigger to haul and pull, as mentioned above. I've only put 10K miles on this truck in the last ten years. Now, for the best part..... When I bought the truck, it had a brand new drive train in it! Yup. 10K miles on a 10yr-old engine and tranny. Where else are you going to find a truck like this? Truck comes with a tow package and brake-assist. AM/FM/Cassette. Why am I selling it? We're downsizing a bit. Besides, I have four other trucks. Now, I'll explain the photos: *You'll see two photos with channel-locks. The one for the tailgate means you need to use that one to open the tailgate. The one inside the truck means you need that one to bring the passenger seat forward. Both tools will be included with the truck. Really, not a big deal. Both are kept behind the front seats. *The side of the truck that looks like someone ran over a big log is because someone ran over a big log. *The one of the driver side door that looks like the door retainer spring popped out and caused the door to open much farther than it was meant to is because the door retainer spring popped out and the door flew open much farther than it was ever meant to. Yes, that happened more than just once. As a result, the door hinge was repaired. However, the wind whistles pretty loudly as the truck rolls down the road. Maybe a bit more weather-stripping could take care of it. Not sure. Haven't tried. All other photos should show the rest of the bumps and scratches that are typical for a good work truck. You'll be allowed 14 days to either pick up or arrange shipping. Shipping company must be able to load the truck at the truck stop in Fletcher NC, I-26, Exit 44. Please let us know if you have any questions.