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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (2002)
for sale

Price: US $17,000.00

Description:

This is a highly customized short wheel base 2002 Chevy Silverado 1500, with a pop-up camper built on a service utility bed. The truck has around 122K miles on the GM 5.3 liter V-8 with automatic transmission and manual shift transfer case.
Truck Modifications & Extras
• 6” Superlift , with Bilstein shocks
• Air Lift rear air adjustable air bags
• Exterior completely lined with Raptor spray-on bedliner
• 6 - 35”x 12.5’ Pro Comp All Terrain tires (75-80%)
• 6 - XD matte black wheels
• New marine vinyl seat covers and headliner
• Custom front Bumper w/Warn 10K lb. winch & remote
• Custom grill with 52” curved LED light bar & 4 – 4” LED cubes
• 4 Front tow anchors, 2 with detachable D-rings
• Custom rear bumper w/ 2 tow anchors and 2 D-rings
• Dual spare tires on rear “tailgate”
• 2” receiver hitch
• Prestige two-way alarm w/keyless entry and auto start
• Oversized, slotted, drilled brake rotors with new calipers
• K&N air filter
Custom Camper
• Reading utility service bed with 6 lockable bays
• Welded aluminum superstructure for lightweight strength
• Welded aluminum ladder frame roof w/1” rigid foam sandwiched between the gel-coated fiberglass outer layer and aluminum sheet inner layer
• 4 tinted awning style RV windows with screens
• Heavy duty awning canvas with 4 screened “roll-up” windows
• ½” thick acrylic front window
• Sliding screened window in the back door
• 2 – 85 watt solar panels, charge controller, 2 100mAh AGM batteries
• 1750 watt power inverter w/2 - 110v outlets and 2- 12v (USB) outlets
• Separate 12v outlet (Cigarette lighter style)
• LED lighting (4 strips, 4 articulating lamps)
• 20 gallon fresh water tank
• 12v and manual water pump faucet on the 9”x11” stainless sink
• Primus portable grill/burner attached to a 30lb. propane canister
• Convertible twin size sofa/bed
• 4 lift assist struts to raise/lower the top (6’2” interior height)
• 2 tension assist struts to raise/lower the rear “tailgate”
Information about the truck/camper combination
This 2002 Chevy Silverado truck was originally a GE service truck, and the service records show it was meticulously maintained by GE’s mechanics until I bought it at around 70K miles. The truck has been very well cared for during the past 2-3 years I have owned the truck – regular maintenance, including filter and synthetic oil changes every 3K miles, belts, hoses, seals, gaskets, and replacing many parts, like water pump/thermostat, upper and lower ball joints, front wheel bearings, etc.
Further, since the truck/camper build happened over the past 2 years, all the parts used in the modifications were new, like the suspension, wheels, tires, air bags, lights, bumpers, winch, and of course, the whole camper section on the back. Grade 8 hardware was used in every structural application, while stainless hardware was used where it would be in contact with the elements.
There are really too many modifications for me to remember and list in this posting. I have tried to hit the highlights, and hopefully the many photos I have posed will fill in the blanks I have not mentioned. If you have specific questions, contact me. I have additional photos for those truly interested in purchasing this unique vehicle. It will go almost anywhere on, or off, road. In 2015 I drove from Dallas to the Arctic Ocean, and lived off-the-grid in this camper in Alaska and Canada for 7-8 months, many times hunting, fishing, or hiking for a couple of weeks at a time. It is a great vehicle for a person or couple who like(s) to travel light, be self-contained, and have something compact, yet capable, to get back in the wilderness for hunting, fishing, base camp for hikes, or just escaping the insanity of civilization for some time.
Needing attention: Horn does not work (may be a relay), hairline crack in front passenger side windshield, rear differential seal has a slight leak, driver side fender flare missing (see photos)

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