1984 GMC C7000
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Details
Year
1984
Make
GMC
Model
C7000
Category
Other Equipment
Subcategory
Trucks
City
Catlett
State
VA
Condition
Used
Serial No.
1GDM7D1Y2EV513507
Miles
67,340 mi
Tag Axle
No
Transmission
Manual
Description
1984 GMC C7000 Topkick Wrecker Year: 1984 Make: GMC Model: C7000 Vehicle Type: Truck Mileage: 67,324 Body Type: Medium Conventional Cab & Chassis Drive Line: 4x2 Engine Type: V8, 10.4L (636 CID) Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: Manual VIN #: 1GDM7D1Y2EV513507 Features and Notes: Runs and Drives, 3208 Caterpillar engine, which has been replaced and has low mileage 5 speed with 2 speed differential transmission, recently rebuilt, very low mileage Air brakes, all brakes have been replaced and not driven much at all, All 6 tires are new Michelin, New batteries 25 ton AATAC wheel lift under reach wrecker, Twin winches, One hydraulic cylinder leaking, Clear title See Documents Tab For Vehicle History Report
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