Is it a Dirty Max? I really can’t tell from my phone. I have been seriously looking at a 2015 2500 LTZ Duramax.
Looks good in pics. Is it same year? That’s a good px on a 4wd one if in nice shape. I looked for a year before I found one under $20k. It seems like they have dropped some past 6 months.
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No it’s a flex fuel 6.0. I have no need for a diesel. They’re expensive to buy and expensive to fix. If that 6.0 blows up there are 50 more at my local pull a part for $500 with low miles and I can swap it in an afternoon. If a diesel blows up you’re pulling the entire cabin before you even get to think about pulling the motor.
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It’s a gaser. Hard to justify the duramax under 20k miles/year. That should be a nice truck though.
It’s a 20102. One owner, Oklahoma truck (no rust), 41 service records, no accidents. Clean as a whistle. The rubberized stuff on the steering wheel isn’t even rubbed off and that’s one of the first things to go on these trucks. I owned the first year of this body style from 30k miles to 190,000 when I sold it so I know them intimately.
Sounds like a good one at a good price. I don’t know why it’s not in your driveway yet. Ha
Because I’ve been too busy to peel away and go look at it. That and my poor little heart is really set on a flatbed but I keep hoping @Racer will post more pics of his new rig to sway me enough to say screw it and just go for it. Nice flatbed trucks are very hard to find and I’m super picky.
That’s a deal. 124k miles nothing on these trucks. Go get it. Is the interior cloth, can’t tell from pics. I like the vinyl, just easier to clean and I’m dirty and/or wet a lot of times. I’ve got the rubber floor too, I can just hose it out. The previous owner had some nice weather tech mats in it too.
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Yes it is cloth which I’m not too keen on but its not a deal breaker either. I prefer vinyl for a work truck but I have a buddy that owns an upholstery shop so I could probably have him make me a set of vinyl seat covers for cheap. Don’t hose out your truck LOL the door sill plates will always catch and hold that water. The best thing you can do is open all the doors and blow them out with a leaf blower then do a good wipe down. My last truck was basically exactly like what you have but short bed and half ton. I like Weather Techs but they’re kind of stiff and as they age they seem to lose their pliability so they don’t look very good after a while. Husky mats on the other hand are very pliable and their overall quality is better than WT in my opinion. Honestly, anything is better than nothing.
You know your rear doors will open all the way to the bedside right? Can’t tell you how many people own these trucks that have no clue they can open them wider to make it easier to access stuff.
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y, had the Husky mats in my old Avy. New one and this one had the Weather Tech in them when I bot.They are stiffer, but i’ve just been pulling out and washing them. I did hose it out once when I first got to get any cooties out, lol.
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Hey, what’s a 'squash supposed to do late at night?! Only9:40 out here. 
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No, I have about 5-6 of these pumps. Plus 3 fb’s. I love these little pumps. I’ve got one over a year old that I strictly use for bleach transfer pump, sits outside all the time and works like a charm. I get coupons monthly from NT so a few times a year they’ll put these on sale for $129 and then I use my coupon and I’m out the door for less than 125 with tax.
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Hopefully you sprayed it with some anti chick magnet too. White Chevy’s make all the ladies want a piece. Just ask my wife! (She drives a white Chevy too lol)
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What in the world? You in China or something?!
Oh wait, that’s just western time lol
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Wow. Wish we had a NT. That’s a deal. I pay just shy of $200 for my 7gpm pumps
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I like chicks, I’m not some rubber scrubber, lol
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Uh oh shots fired!!!
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Yep. On the Best Coast. 
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