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1987 Gmc K2500 3/4 Ton 4x4 Pickup Truck - No Reserve on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Springwater, New York, US

Springwater, New York, US
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For parts/salvage only. This truck was used for snowplowing 2 years ago. The fuel pump stopped working and the engine had low oil pressure. So, it was parked. The plow accessories will be removed prior to sale and are not included in the sale. They will be available for an additional charge to the high bidder by negotiation.  The automatic transmission, transfer case and differentials were in good working order when parked. The frame is rusted but solid.


The truck is being sold as is with no returns, guarantees or paperwork. Registration is possible but is the responsibility of the bidder. The sale is final. Bidders are encouraged to view the vehicle prior to bidding. Do not bid and expect to view the vehicle after the sale to decide if you are going to purchase it. Thanks for looking.

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