Price/trade update: see post below.
Selling my 1994 Chevrolet C3500 since I don't really need a truck anymore.
Here are the highlights:
Tons of new parts in the last 10k miles:
The bad:
On the plus side, the truck still runs strong, is a pretty rare package (2wd, SRW, regular cab), and is ready to tow. Does at 13 mpg local, 14 or so mixed, 15-16 all highway. I would encourage anyone to come inspect the truck in person. It's not mint, I'm not trying to represent it as such, and I'd like the buyer to be happy.
Challenge priced, obo? Interesting trades? There must be someone out there who needs this. I'm a fool for getting rid of it, but I have limited parking.
Pictures can be seen here: http://picasaweb.google.com/dbrande/1994C3500
Ah, yes, apologies for the lack of location. I actually live in Reston VA now. But I might be able to work with a buyer a bit.
If anyone wants a 1 ton in the VT region, I still have an '84 SRW up there :-)
Any interest at $1500, cash in my hand?
Realistically the truck needs tires sooner rather than later and I'm driving my Caprice full time now. The radio reception is a bit weak. A little bit of wobble at certain speeds, could just be the wheel/tire balance. There is a good bit of weight on the wheels.
Except for being a 1 ton, this truck is surprisingly easy to drive around, even in the city.
SRW is cheaper to run than a dually, and you aren't paying the diesel premium, so you are clearly making out vs. the alternative of a 1 ton dually diesel Just gotta baseline at the other end of the spectrum (huge-est truck instead of no truck).
Don't I know it! This is a badass combo with the 350 and the 4L80 instead of the 454/dually. It'd be way better then my swb Dodge for hauling. Seriously thinking about trying to get it past the budget committee!
That actually looks like a really good deal. Pretty low miles compared to what I have seen on most other trucks.
I've been driving this raging chick magnet all week. It's actually pretty handy in the city. Since you sit up high and there's no tailgate, you have a good line of sight to the rear bumper. Makes parallel parking not too bad (caveat: you still need to find a space big enough).
If a buyer wants me to slap on new tires or something to that effect, I can arrange to get that done ahead of time and just add the cost on top.
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