Sweet 2003 Duramax 2500 Hd

[blazerhunter]

I am selling my 2003 chevy duramax diesel 2500 hd because i dont really use it anymore to justify to keep it. no problems. runs great and tows great. the 9 inch fabtech lift kit alone cost 8,000 dollars by itself and rims are around 400 a piece. low miles 48000 for a 2003. With those big coilovers it rides like a stock truck and handles great
6.6 LB7 liter duramax diesel with only 48,000 miles on a 2003 which are the best duramax engines tohave.
AFE cold air intake
4 inch straight pipe which sounds really good
Allison 1000 automatic 5 speed tranny
9 inch Fabtech coilover dirt logic suspension lift
37x22 inch toyos mud terrains with 50% left on them
22 inch heilo rims
fully loaded interior with heated leather seats
bose sound system
long bed
cruise control
$30,000
located in medford oregon right along the california border
541 326 7086

 

[blazerhunter]

 

[Can Can]

I hate to be the first to burst your bubble, brother, but you're asking way too much. I'm really not trying to be an A-Hole, but in case you didn't notice, we're in the middle of an economic meltdown, and big trucks, especially highly-modded ones, are bringing in 50 cents on the dollar right now if you're lucky.

That being said, you've done an awesome job, and the truck is beautiful. I would love to own it. Unfortunately, your rig will only appeal to a small portion of the truck-buying population, and all the aftermarket work is actually bad for resale, not the other way around.....

Anyhow, like I said, I'm not trying to be a dick, but the reality is that right now I can go buy a brand new truck for about the same as you're asking, and mod it out to my personal liking.

 

[BlazerGuy]

I hate to be the first to burst your bubble, brother, but you're asking way too much.

And I hate to be the second....

 

[big94gmc]

The Can-man speaks the truth. I'm in the market for something almost exactly like this.... But, I'm seeing modified, less than 50k miles trucks around online in the high teens/low 20's. Like Can said, you did a great job modifying your rig, but, as everyone knows, you can't get out of a truck what you put in. Now, I don't know any suspension that costs $8k off the shelf, but, in this economy, it's gonna be really hard to re-coop the loses you put into your truck.

Does look good, though.