To the GM truck enthusiast this truck does not need an introduction. I will say, ven though it appears that it has, t has never undergone a complete body-off restoration. It is just a well-cared for and rust free truck from South Central Mississippi. It has recently been serviced using Shell Rotella motor oil. ALL 8 injectors have been changed and re-vented.
Now for the good stuff. You can cross reference the SPID label located on the driver side inner fender with the equipment on the truck.

• 6.2 L/ 379 CI Detroit Diesel
  
• TH400 Transmission
  
• 14-bolt rear end with 4.10:1 gears
• Dual fuel tanks ( work properly)
  
• power windows and door locks
• Cold A/C
  
• Electronic speed control with tilt steering wheel
  
• Aftermarket CD player with remote
• Carpet flooring
• Cloth seats ( not torn or stained)
• Sliding rear window
• Working dual tanks
• NP208 transfer case
• Bright Red/Light Slate
• All electrical components work
• 4wd is tight and strong
• Cruises at 70mph with no issues
• RUST FREE
• BODY FILLER FREE
• Towing package
• Previous owner added a bedliner,bed caps, nd a tailgate protector
• ....... Aluminum side steps have also been put on for a lower step in height
• WARN manual hubs added
  

The "Buy Now" price is $16,500. If the bidding exceeds this number,then this "Buy Now" price is no longer valid. The BUY NOW price also includes a set of 4 EAGLE alloy wheels (8 lug). The A/T tires are 50% tread and I DO NOT have a spare.

The truck still has some original patina such as :

• cracks in dashboard ( carpet overlay)
  
• The passenger side power window is slow

The clear coat was coming off on the hood and cab so that part has been sprayed but never wrecked. The 8 lug steel wheels and the factory center caps have also been restored. I am confident enough to offer this truck at NO RESERVE. A $2000 non-refundable paypal deposit is due immediately following auction. The balance is due in 3 days. Please preform all inspections and have the money in place BEFORE BIDDING. I will attempt to address every question as honest as I can. Call 601-754-1794. You can fly in and drive it home without worry. GOOD LUCK ! THE PICTURES SHOULD TELL THE STORY OF HOW NICE THIS TRUCK IS .

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How to Interpret a Chevy Truck VIN By David Curtis eHow Contributor

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Your truck's vehicle identification number contains clues to a variety of information, anging from the country where it was manufactured to its engine size. The specifications for your Chevy truck are detailed in the VIN number, nd you can also learn the vehicle's weight rating, ts chassis type, he kind of engine and even the city and the plant where it was produced.

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• The Chevrolet truck's VIN number is on a tag on the driver's side under the windshield molding attached to the dash panel. Older models have a tag attached to the firewall or door jam. It can also be found on the vehicle's certificate of title.

• The first character will indicate where the truck was manufactured. The number 1 is for the USA, for Canada, for Mexico, for Japan, for Korea, for England, nd W for Germany.

• The second character cites the manufacturer. The letter G is assigned to a General Motors vehicle.

• Learn the division from the third character. Number 1 is for Chevrolet. Other GM codes are 2 for Pontiac, for Oldsmobile, for Buick, for Cadillac, nd 8 for Saturn.

• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, r GVWR, s revealed by the fourth character. A is for 0-3000 pounds, for 3001-4000, for 4001-5000, for 5001-6000, for 6001-7000, for 7001-8000, for 8001-9000, for 9001-10000, for 10001-14000, for 140001-16000, for 16001-19500, and M for 19501-26000.

• The type of chassis comes from fifth character. B is for an incomplete vehicle, for a 4x2 full-size pickup, for a 4x2 compact pickup, for a cutaway chassis, for a 4x4 compact pickup, for a 4x4 full-size pickup, for a forward control chassis, for a 4x2 full-size pickup, for a 4x2 sport-utility, for a 4x4 sport-utility, for a 4x2 all-purpose vehicle, for a 4x4 full-size pickup, for a Chevrolet El Camino, nd X for a 4x4 all-purpose vehicle.

• Character No. 6 informs of the body style. The number 1 is used for a 1500, for a 2500, for a 3500, for a ½ ton heavy duty, for a 3 ton GMC, for a ½ ton Luxury 1500, for a ¾ ton Luxury 2500, nd 8 for a 1 ton Luxury 3500.

• Identify the body type through the seventh character. The number 3 is for a four-door cab, for a two-door cab, for a Suburban, for a Motor Home chassis, for a two-door sport utility, for an extended cab, nd 0 for a chassis only.

• Find the type of engine used with the eighth character. Engine combinations vary for each model and year. Some of the more popular truck engine codes are C for a 6.2 diesel, for 5.0 gasoline engine, for a 5.7, nd W for a 4.3. Use an Internet VIN decoder to find the engine specifications for your truck.

• The 10th character indicates the year of the vehicle. The letter A is used for 1980, for 1981 and in alphabetical sequence up to H for 1987. Then J is for 1988 and K is for 1989. The 1990s start with the letter L for 1990, for 1991 and N for 1992. It jumps to P for 1993 and goes to R, and T for 1994, 995 and 1996, espectively. Letters V through Y are used in sequence for years 1997 through 2000. The number 1 is used for 2001 and 2 for 2002, nd the numbers 3 through 9 are used in order through model year 2009.

• Plant location is the 11th character. B is for Baltimore, d., for Pontiac East, ich., for Flint, ich., for Janesville, isc., for Linden, .J., for Arlington, exas, for Pontiac, ich., nd Z for Fort Wayne, nd. The number 1 is for Wentzville, o., for Moraine, Ohio; 3 for St-Eustache, uébec, for London, ntario, for Shreveport, a., nd 9 for Oshawa, ntario. There are also several international manufacturing plants that are not included here.

• Identify the remaining six characters to find the production sequence of the Chevy truck. The last six digits also designate the serial number and appear as a portion of the original engine casting number.

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Your truck's vehicle identification number contains clues to a variety of information, anging from the country where it was manufactured to its engine size. The specifications for your Chevy truck are detailed in the VIN number, nd you can also learn the vehicle's weight rating, ts chassis type, he kind of engine and even the city and the plant where it was produced.

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• The Chevrolet truck's VIN number is on a tag on the driver's side under the windshield molding attached to the dash panel. Older models have a tag attached to the firewall or door jam. It can also be found on the vehicle's certificate of title.

• The first character will indicate where the truck was manufactured. The number 1 is for the USA, for Canada, for Mexico, for Japan, for Korea, for England, nd W for Germany.

• The second character cites the manufacturer. The letter G is assigned to a General Motors vehicle.

• Learn the division from the third character. Number 1 is for Chevrolet. Other GM codes are 2 for Pontiac, for Oldsmobile, for Buick, for Cadillac, nd 8 for Saturn.

• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, r GVWR, s revealed by the fourth character. A is for 0-3000 pounds, for 3001-4000, for 4001-5000, for 5001-6000, for 6001-7000, for 7001-8000, for 8001-9000, for 9001-10000, for 10001-14000, for 140001-16000, for 16001-19500, and M for 19501-26000.

• The type of chassis comes from fifth character. B is for an incomplete vehicle, for a 4x2 full-size pickup, for a 4x2 compact pickup, for a cutaway chassis, for a 4x4 compact pickup, for a 4x4 full-size pickup, for a forward control chassis, for a 4x2 full-size pickup, for a 4x2 sport-utility, for a 4x4 sport-utility, for a 4x2 all-purpose vehicle, for a 4x4 full-size pickup, for a Chevrolet El Camino, nd X for a 4x4 all-purpose vehicle.

• Character No. 6 informs of the body style. The number 1 is used for a 1500, for a 2500, for a 3500, for a ½ ton heavy duty, for a 3 ton GMC, for a ½ ton Luxury 1500, for a ¾ ton Luxury 2500, nd 8 for a 1 ton Luxury 3500.

• Identify the body type through the seventh character. The number 3 is for a four-door cab, for a two-door cab, for a Suburban, for a Motor Home chassis, for a two-door sport utility, for an extended cab, nd 0 for a chassis only.

• Find the type of engine used with the eighth character. Engine combinations vary for each model and year. Some of the more popular truck engine codes are C for a 6.2 diesel, for 5.0 gasoline engine, for a 5.7, nd W for a 4.3. Use an Internet VIN decoder to find the engine specifications for your truck.

• The 10th character indicates the year of the vehicle. The letter A is used for 1980, for 1981 and in alphabetical sequence up to H for 1987. Then J is for 1988 and K is for 1989. The 1990s start with the letter L for 1990, for 1991 and N for 1992. It jumps to P for 1993 and goes to R, and T for 1994, 995 and 1996, espectively. Letters V through Y are used in sequence for years 1997 through 2000. The number 1 is used for 2001 and 2 for 2002, nd the numbers 3 through 9 are used in order through model year 2009.

• Plant location is the 11th character. B is for Baltimore, d., for Pontiac East, ich., for Flint, ich., for Janesville, isc., for Linden, .J., for Arlington, exas, for Pontiac, ich., nd Z for Fort Wayne, nd. The number 1 is for Wentzville, o., for Moraine, Ohio; 3 for St-Eustache, uébec, for London, ntario, for Shreveport, a., nd 9 for Oshawa, ntario. There are also several international manufacturing plants that are not included here.

• Identify the remaining six characters to find the production sequence of the Chevy truck. The last six digits also designate the serial number and appear as a portion of the original engine casting number.

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