03catburban
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All those pics but they never showed driver side so are they also hiding excessive seat wear or something else and they dont show the odometer
The right price for Suburban 2500 6.0L?
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George B
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Understood. In my line of work, myself and all of the techs I work with have been flying this whole time. We are all under 45 years old tho too.
Thank you.
I subscribed his channel. It looks that his recent stocks are all Tahoe. I will keep an eye on his channel for a Suburban.
Thank you. I was thinking of Texas as well. My cousin is in Texas and he can help me to check the truck and even ship to me.
My wife says that I have to stay quarantined for 2 weeks if I took an airplane.
petethepug
Michael
TX is your friend. If you have the truck inspected by these guys, your a$$ is covered AND you can negotiate the price down from your out of state couch.
https://texasfirstautoinspections.com
You can save enough dough to have the he truck shipped back home or, like said, flying is dirt cheap. I have a Govt buddy fly out from Europe this week for $500 round trip.
Stay away from trucks living in salted road states. Enthusiasts who know and care for their 2500 GMT900 will be your best bet. Hang on the 2500 Facebook page and post that your looking. You’ll get good feedback.
09 started w/ the 6SP trans on 2500. Take your time and you will be rewarded with patience.
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https://texasfirstautoinspections.com
You can save enough dough to have the he truck shipped back home or, like said, flying is dirt cheap. I have a Govt buddy fly out from Europe this week for $500 round trip.
Stay away from trucks living in salted road states. Enthusiasts who know and care for their 2500 GMT900 will be your best bet. Hang on the 2500 Facebook page and post that your looking. You’ll get good feedback.
09 started w/ the 6SP trans on 2500. Take your time and you will be rewarded with patience.
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Seamus
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Been a car guy my whole life, and bought many car/trucks. There is no possible way that is the accurate mileage. That odometer has been played with, no doubt. I have a 2013 Suburban that was a one owner, maintained with double that mileage....and my truck is near showroom condition and nothing worn! Prior owner had 5 kids which he mentioned after I got there! 5 kids and 6 years of ownership looks new in comaprision to that truck. If I lived close I love interviewing those types of sellers...its always good fun.
Jungle Jack
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Texas is a killer market indeed. I would feel the same about cars from Georgia, Alabama, and so on too. Only bummer with TX is keeping an eye on sun damage (especially with car paint these days) though not as bad as FL.
While the prices are a bit higher, OR (especially West of the Cascades) is a pretty great balance of both little to no snow and low UV.
While the prices are a bit higher, OR (especially West of the Cascades) is a pretty great balance of both little to no snow and low UV.
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He may not show the odometer all the time but to be fair he ALWAYS tells you how much the mileage is from the get go. Even if it has 267K miles. If it was not the true mileage [what he exactly says] I am sure there would a lot of complaints online about it. If the seat has a tear he will tell you.
He will also change out the console and wheels if requested and also put the spotlights and push bar back on. Not many people will go out of their way to do all that. He also shows you all dings,scratches and the floor board even if it is in rough shape. If there is a crack on the dashboard he will show it.
If it was me buying I would have him pull all service records and have a independent [or mobile mechanic] check out the vehicle before buying it.
Since he is in Paramus N.J. [I believe that is his location] I would take the vehicle up the Garden State Parkway or I-80 for a ride for about a hour if I was seriously considering buying one of his vehicles. Route 17 is just to congested. The Turnpike would work also.
That is what I would do if I were considering buying one.
All that is just IMHO. To each their own.
As I recall some members on this forum bought from Bob and said he was a stand up guy.
