New to me...
 

99 Silverado LS RCSB, 5.3, and the rare JC5 rear disc brake option. Mint condition 2 owner, always garaged.

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Updated with 2014 18" Silverado wheels....

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I would love to find one in that condition! Congrats!

looks great

Nice ride! Excellent vehicle for all kinds of utility work, run to the dump, pick up building supplies, bad weather ride, just an all around hauler, and slide to a cruise-in once and a while. :D

Bought my '02 1500 long bed several years ago, has come in handy countless times.

I was looking for well over a year to find a truck like this that wasn't stupid priced. Had to go to Greenville SC for this one, but well worth it. Already had most of what I wanted to do to it. Had the spray in bed liner and the cover. I just added a V1 hard wire, my XM unit and this weekend replaced the overhead console with one from a Tahoe that had a home link unit built in.

I noticed the SC plates in the pics. How did you find it?

Found this one on craigslist. Every morning I did a search thru all of Florida, Georgia, SC and eastern Alabama for a 99-06 Silverado/Sierra. Also did cars.com, autotrader and ebay. Everything I was interested in seemed to be priced at 10-12K and most had some sort of issue. I missed a few that was priced where I wanted to be, but you need to be quick for the deals. When I found this and agreed on a price, I flew up and got it as soon as I could. A truck this nice was a steal at $6200.

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Any particular reason for that year range?

Mainly cost. It is a 4th vehicle, didn't want to spend a fortune. I started off looking at late 60's early 70's. Budget killed that in a hurry. Then I moved to the mid 80's square bodies. Nice ones were stupid money, budget friendly meant rusty projects. Finally, after much thought, I moved to the 99-06 platform. Low maintenance LSx based 5.3, all of the comfort options, just ended up working out to be the best choice for my application.