I Bought a 208,000 Mile Tahoe at Auction, and it was an Absolute Steal!

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[@lsXmatt]

I did something a little different in this video and left out the music while I’m talking. Let me know what you think! Of course Ill keep it for time lapse and scenic driving like the intro.

[@drsta804]

Off while talking, on while driving, cut scenes fillers etc. My 2 cents

[@JHartColorado]

So glad I found tour channel. I’m digging the 3rd gen build, and I like the Tahoe pick up. I have a lot of experience with the 99-06 Silverado/Tahoe platforms. If you plan on towing which you mentioned, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND a trucool 40k trans cooler. Best mod, definitely the first mod I’d do to a 60e truck/Tahoe. Hope it gives you a good run!

[@HOLLYWOOOD2369]

LsxMatt I would for you to work on mine

[@HOLLYWOOOD2369]

LsxMatt I would love to know what online auction you buy from

[@doctorsphoenix4681]

Coming back to re-watch this series a year later😁 It’s so satisfying to see how nice and perfect you fix this thing up!!

[@NissanInfinitiGuru]

I am a huge Chevy fan, over the years I have seen and driven various style of Tahoes. It's interesting because 10 months ago I bought a 2002 Tahoe same color as yours, LT with 227,000 miles. People though I was crazy for buying this thing for $2000, however the more I drive it the more I appreciate the true quality Chevy used to put out back in the days. Nowadays, leather seats only apply to butt and back part of your seat specially rear bucket seats, not these body style tho. It is full on leather seats all around. You truly feel the quality and pride that went into building this truck. Of course, my Name would contradict what I am saying here but trust me, I have seen these thing go as high as 400,000 miles if not more. I know you won't regret buying this. I've done multiple maintenance items my self at home including shocks, break lines, calipers, breaks, gaskets (oil pan, valley cover and valve cover), knock sensors and wiring harness (crescent moon and foam removal from intake manifold), front and rear diff fluid change, alternator, coolant flush, levelling kit and lastly awesome wheels and tire. All set and done I put additional $ 1800 in to bring it up to my standards. Now it will keep on trucking for another 200,000 miles. Believe me when I say this, I would drive one of these with 227,000 miles than one of the newer Tahoes with 100k. Sadly, quality has been compromised by Chevy due to to cost cutting and profit margins. Next, I will follow your lead by detailing and paint correcting the exterior. I had black carpet that was fading to grayish black, so I used rug doctor and RIT dye to bring it back to its formal glory of black. I admire and appreciate someone else is out there like me that shares similar passion when it comes to these older Chevy trucks. Good Luck

[@justinbeynon7980]

When you flushed the coolant, did you remove the drain bolts on the block?

[@MilanPatel-ch1qu]

@@justinbeynon7980 I did not remove any bolt from the block. I just left the coolant reservoir open and ran the truck with heat cranked all the way up including the aux heat for rear on speed 1 or 2. You will see a drastic drop in coolant as it opens the thermostat after warming up. I also did a trick one of the old school mechanics taught me, squeeze the top and bottom hose multiple times before starting the car so you get good portion of the bubbles out from the get go. Squeeze it about 10-15 times on top and the bottom hose of the radiator. Once it’s warm top it off while it’s running. Just check it on and off for couple of days to make sure you don’t need to add anymore. One way you can tell if you have air pockets is your truck will tell you it’s overheating but your coolant reservoir is filled right. You just have a air pocket which you can get rid of by putting the truck on slightly high let elevation to help trapped air get out. Hope this help, Happy Fixing!!

[@justinbeynon7980]

@@MilanPatel-ch1qu Thanks for the tips: one other thing: Did you drain and fill it just once or did you do that multiple times like super flush style?? I've seen videos of guys who drain the radiator, fill it with water, fire up the truck, wait for thermostat to open, shut off truck, then drain again and do that until it runs clear, then add the final coolant??

[@Lsxtransam83]

Great find! I pulled a 5.3 from a Tahoe just like that for my project, but 2 wheel drive. And the video is just fine without the music in the background 👍

[@spriggs999]

just discovered your channel because of the Tahoe content. decided to watch the series to see the transformation. Leaving a comment because that is a super clean looking subie. love it

[@ricrog641]

I have much respect for the GMC/Chevy Yukon/Tahoe. I currently am driving (daily) a 2003 GMC Yukon that I have owned from 75,000 miles on the odometer. I just turned over 508,000 last month. I'm still on the original transmission and engine. So I'm really digging your videos on this vehicle!

[@glenhalstead2301]

The 800 series GM trucks / SUVs were built to last. Easily go several hundered of thousands of miles. Lots of examples online of them with 300k, 400k 500k and up. We bought an 04 Yukon Denali with 105k a little over a year ago (Oct 2019). Been very happy with it so far. You should do a video on what to look for & look out for when bidding / buying from an online auction site. You got a PHENOMENAL buy on your Tahoe. Congrats!

[@TheSavage3.6]

Hi Matt, not sure if youre reading this, but you inspired me to do the same. I picked up a 01 Tahoe LT 4x4 with the 5.3 on 1/11 for 2500$. No rust, body is immaculate minus some clearcoat damage, but shes in need of some work as to be expected. She has i think 243K. You also inspired me to create a build series on it, so i appreciate that more than i can explain! Love these trucks!!

[@jadenbright3854]

I have a 2000 Yukon SLT 5.3 2WD, and I love it! Bought it with 145k, 206k on it now, and not one issue, four weeks ago I started to have a misfire, but it was just spark plugs, runs like a dream and has surprisingly modern features for how old it is.

[@lsluvr7386]

I actually have 2003 chevy suburban 4x4 bro! It's the exact same color. Mine only has 125,000 miles, but has been an AWESOME truck.

[@aaronlaro2083]

There is a ton of stuff you can do to that to make it a great tow rig and as far as mileage goes you got nothing to worry about as long as you maintain it you will get over 400k out of it easily and parts a dime a dozen. It would be a good idea to show some repair vids on your daily drivers since most youtubers just show their project cars.

[@StefanBergman]

Hi Matt, I got a free Tahoe from one of my subscribers that need a lot of love so I have started working a little on it and I have been searching KZbin for Tahoe videos and i found your channel a few days ago. I have been watching your 9 latest videos about the Tahoe and when I watched the video you switched the battery out you said your old battery was 3 years old so I did scroll down in your video list and found this first video about the Tahoe. So I'm gonna start watching them from here in chronological order, too bad I already spoiled the Tahoe serie by watching your newest episodes. Love your videos and you manage to get so much information said in such short time. Too bad I'm in Sweden cause the prices you pay for parts is doubled for me with delivery and import fees. Keep up the great work with your videos and now I'm gonna enjoy watch these Tahiti videos from the start. You just got a new subscriber. //Stefan the Swede

[@Chig232]

I found your Video on a Suspension upgrade and loved your video so much I subscribed and noticed you did I whole series on the Tahoe so I started with this one obviously. I have a '03 Tahoe with 330k miles, original owner, picked it up with 2 miles on it. I've had to rebuild the Transmission twice, change the Water pump twice (I think the first one I got was bad because it went out within a year), replaced the Alternator, replaced Knock Sensors, replace one passenger window motor, had the cluster repaired, upgrade radio (old one went out), also had to to a reverse flush on the heater core, and had the Radiator Repaired. Now all of that was stuff that had to be done. Most recently I've been wanting to get the suspension upgraded so it rides like new or better which is how I found your first video. I opted to take on that chore myself and now I'm regretting it because I didn't get the ride I wanted and I have a funny feeling I did something wrong because things are starting to make noises. I'm looking forward to going through your videos and hopefully making my ride like new or better.

[@AndyET]

Nice man, I'm in the UK and have a couple of third gens and a 1999 GMC Sierra truck! Bought it for the same reason, as I wanted to start towing my car to the track too. Somethings I've found is get your brake pipes checked over, the brake pedal felt crap when I got it, then found out every pipe was pretty damn corroded. Replace them all along with the flex lines and a set of Power Stop callipers all round. Still has a terrible feel with loads of travel, but this seems to be pretty standard. I'm just glad now that I'm not about to blow a brake line while towing. Also make sure you use the Tow / Haul mode when towing, don't treat it like a race truck and that gearbox will do you well! As a side note I've also just bought an LM7 engine which I'm getting Matt Walter to put together for me before shipping over here to fit in my 1991 RS.

[@FiercePhxMoto]

Of course we want to see you work on the Tahoe. I also have a 3rd gen Camaro and a 2006 GMC Yukon. The Yukon has just over 190,000 miles and have never had any problems except for a small main seal leak at about 110,00 miles. Never had any issues with the transmission. I do like the 4L60E in the Yukon much better than the 700R4 in my Camaro. Good luck with the new purchase. Can't wait to see more content whether it be the Camaro or the Tahoe.

[@drsta804]

Yes sir. You are spot on. I had a 95 , 01 ,08. All lasted long without any issues and held a good resell value.

[@MrIgor1955]

I bought a 2001 Tahoe that had real dual exhaust installed by the previous owner. Everything was fine until I towed my car to a track 400 miles away. I got about 250 miles and 'stopped' for gas only to discover that I had no brakes. The sag in the rear caused the rubber brake line to come in contact with the tailpipe and burned a hole in the hose. I tried to locate a replacement with no luck so I had a custom extra length braided steel line made and zip tied the line so it wouldn't come in contact with the exhaust again. Never had that problem again. Thank God for the emergency brake when it first happened though.

[@suprmn1978]

I have an 05 Tahoe LT and absolutely love it. It has 180k on it and runs like a beast. I’ve been slowly fixing some of the small things. It doesn’t need much but I just bought the MPC remote start and will be putting that in this weekend and I will also be doing the wireless charging pad on the console door. That’s awesome. I dig it.

[@Se7enMiIe]

Good buy! 4L60e aren't hard to work on. Mine went out in my truck and being cheap I decided to rebuild it myself. I went to my local transmission shop and bought a rebuild kit and upgraded pistons for $120. Pulled the trans out and pulled it apart after watching a youtube rebuild video and the 2-3 clutches were done. Replaced all clutches and the pistons and it ran fine. Didn't even do a full rebuild.

[@Traxxastmaxxpro15]

Nice truck looks solid, I have a 01 Tahoe runs well 240 on dash and still going also have a 03 Yukon I just recently purchased with a bad cam bearing at 106 thousand. Other then that super reliable trucks, good buy man

[@KatyBauer1]

I just found your channel, I'm a very girly, girl but I have just fascinated by watching someone transform a car like you are going to do with this one. There is a lot of instant gratification that you can't get on house renos. LOL plus you are quite cute, so that helps :)

[@brittanydekock3814]

First of all, the note was super cute! Secondly, I'm so glad you made these videos!! I really lucked out! I have a 2003 Chevy Tahoe 4WD and I'm needing to do some cosmetic upkeep to it, big problem is the weather strips. We live on dirt roads and the dust just comes rolling in...and some other problems 😓 I'm tired of barking at my husband to do it 😅🤦‍♀️ so your videos have so far have been great help!

[@MooreGravy]

I found your channel while looking at replacing the autoride shocks for my '05 Escalade. Sub'd and went back to the beginning of this Z71. I love these "old" Tahoe/Yukon/Esky's. I had a base '04 Tahoe I bought in '09 with 30k miles. Zero issues (other than the minor things) until it died at 190k when the oil pump went out 50 miles from the house. My ex wife drove it home after adding 2 quarts as she thought it was just low oil...not oil pressure. Should have kept it but it had rust and was the family vehicle. Bought an '07 fairly cheap. A complete dog that ended up totaled 4 years ago. But I bought that Escalade a year ago to tinker strictly because of my love for my original Tahoe. I firmly believe '06 was the last good year of them. They're fairly cheap now since they're 17+ years old. Not as cheap as you got this one. But they're damn good vehicles.

[@Ryan-sl2oe]

I'd love to see the tahoe get fixed on. My dad's suburban has been through 2 transmissions and only ever towed a fishing boat on occasion. The real disaster was when his water pump shit out when he was driving over the continental divide. Not a cheap tow bill. Good luck with that chevy. I love those engines and hate those transmissions!!

[@justinbeynon7980]

I know EXACTLY how you feel when you said "It doesn't feel like a 200k mile truck." I bought a 2001 Tahoe with 260,000 for $2000 back in October of 2020. Original owner. Garage kept, no rust, tons of maintenance records. I took it for a test drive and was just shocked at how powerful and smooth it ran. I've put about 20,000 miles on it since and not a single problem. I took a gamble on it but I'm so happy with it. It was built at the Wisconsin factory and shipped to San Jose where the owner put 75,000 miles on it then moved to the Portland OR area so it's never seen any snow, ice, salt or freezing cold starts so maybe that had something to do with it. I always try to get a feel for the history of a used vehicle. Anyway, my question is: Have you ever drained the coolant drain plugs/bolts on the block. I'm doing a coolant flush and I've never done that before. Are they hard to get to? and what is the torque spec on those two bolts? Thanks!

[@Wicked_RotF30]

I purchased my 05 Suburban Z71 4x4 with 350k miles last year, still going strong, but i drive it easy. Will do a complete overhaul eventually and i will keep it forever. Love these trucks. Btw, mine was optioned with red Z71 badge on side but regular grille badge. Gotta change the side badges to match grille.

[@mikealexander4166]

Ha, I bought 1 at an auction for 1100 bucks for a LS swap in my 85 K20. A year later I’m still driving it, love the truck and no intentions of taking it apart. I’ve done a few of the same fixes you’ve made and found a few more I need to make after finding your channel. Nice job!

[@gustavocastillo9954]

I'm down for some Tahoe content! My mom had an 02 Silverado back in the day, uncle had a 00 Z28 and a 02 SS, dad has a 69 Impala in the back yard, I'm loving the GM stuff 👍

[@chriswiseman5143]

I'd like to see vids of all your automotive stuff but especially this truck! Thanks for sharing

[@OldManTruck]

Brother... been binge watching all your Tahiti vids... Love em... but the opener here got me... love it except.. @ 0:35 are those guys flipping us the bird?? LOL

[@d4ve587]

Great truck definitely want to see more on your journey with it 👍💪😎

[@nickthomsen3521]

Going to start my binge watching of this build now to get motivated. I’ll see you at the last video soon enough.

[@MrTWR176]

Yes please! More content on the Tahoe and sleepru 👍🏼

[@shugg0517]

Yeah Matt would love seeing more videos on the Tahoe. I have 03 with over 220000 miles. Just recently did timing chain , oil pump , rear main seal. By the way replace those heater core " T" connector on the firewall . The black and white ones. Also where did you get your hydraulic clutch master cylinder for your T56. Do a video on how you hooked that up. I'm doing a ls swap in a 95 Mustang gt (auto) switch it over to a T56. Thanks for all the detailed videos you make and share.

[@lamontvalentine5140]

Hey dude I really enjoy your videos watched a couple but about to start from the first one of Tahoe. I got a 03 avalanche from auction for $1000 not bidding just brought. Thought it was in good condition with only about 208,000 miles. However I'm watching all your videos so I can do the same thing you did to yours to mines. But if course I don't have the knowledge or skills or tools you have. I'm just a guy that feel in love with trucks. Your videos inspire me a lot. Thank you for posting I'll keep you updated if interested.

[@markparr7224]

I just got an 03 Z71 in white, for $2300, and it is really working out for me. Put in a trans gauge, and it just worked, no flashing required. rebuilt the dash myself, nd just put on the 07 front brakes. I love driving it, I just wish it was better on gas.

[@MEANGENE]

Excellent score bro i love them trucks i had about 5 of them and still have a 04 yukon xl Denali 6.0 i will always own one congrats on your truck 💪 💪 💪 ☝

[@juancabrera2525]

Nice intro of NYC :-). Love that year Tahoe! I always wanted one but I ended up getting a TBSS. Which I absolutely loved. I had an extended warranty on it and just as expected, the trans went out at 20k miles. Sun gear and output shaft broke. The trans mechanic told me to upgrade those and the valve body because I would have the same problem at another 20k. Im glad I took his advice. I ended up trading it in for a brand new chevy cruze because of my work commute. :-(

[@zGuy-yp6um]

You cant go wrong with a gm product over 200xxx on it i have an 01 blazer 4.3l with 275xxx original motor and tranny, got an 05 2500hd with the 6.0 its got 245xxx and my girlfriends supercharged cobalt with orginal motor has 197xxx supercharger was changed everything else is original. Regular oil changes and general maintenance are the most important things to keeping a motor running strong. Love the intro bet that new york city driving is "super enjoyable" with the 6 speed!!!

[@bogiyt8746]

That scenic driving was awesome!

[@goose502]

It’s got the cool “unknown” roof roller! Great for loading lumber etc.

[@davebarron5939]

Damn Matt, great buy. Hope it runs as well as it looks. I've owned one for years, you will love it! As for miles? I have a 2004 Chevy van with 760,000 and a 2003 Caravan with 450,000 ALL ORIGINAL! LOL! Just service and take care of it. Boy you STILL don't have any snow! Congrats!

[@Lordspaghett]

Did something similar, purchased a 2001 Yukon XL for $1600 with 226k, great trucks

[@alan2112drums]

Bought my 2004 Envoy LM4 5.3 V8 5 years ago with 130K, now has 180k miles, leaks oil, has a ticking noise at start up but runs extremely smooth. At stop lights it has virtually no vibration or roughness.

[@Z71_Kevin]

I’ve had a great experience with my 2004 Chevy Suburban Z71, it has 150,000 miles on it and the only big problem I’ve had with it is that rear end locked up in posi-trac, so the rear end self destructed due to it having the G80 locker. I just bought a used axle off Facebook marketplace for $200 and swapped out rear ends, and no problems since then! Can’t wait to see me Z71 Tahoe videos!

[@Ls__Camaro]

Nice truck! I can vouch for those kelly tires, they kick ass in snow. For deep snow drop it in 4low and you'll be suprised. Believe it or not they are also part of Goodyear.

[@juliotorres3481]

Great buy!! Look at local ads for the seats. I’m sure you can find oem ones in good condition for pretty cheap.

[@enrikopalo]

Cool project, I got a suburban 4x2 LT 2011 was tboned parked body damaged only paid 2800 with 150k miles now I have to restore it very exciting

[@hardcorecampinggear]

I'm loving this series. Are you a mechanic by trade? How did you acquire so much auto maintenance knowledge?

[@jaquio69]

Yes, Plz do some work on your Tahoe and film it. You seem to have the same taste in cars as I do, and I really like what you did with the Camaro. Watching your videos makes me want to wrench on my Camaro and any Tahoe content you produce will give me ideas on doing things with my Silverado, which I just use to haul.

[@robertdavidsonii5331]

Nice buy. I like the change up with the Subaru and Tahoe news...although keep the Third Gen Camaro stuff coming.

[@Dinger182]

Nice find! Keep us posted.

[@terror2198]

Loved this video. I have a 2001 Chevy Silverado with 294000. Its runs but it is tired and the trans is going. I can’t decide if I should throw a used engine and trans or get something never. Junk yards by me are way to expensive for used engines.

[@willthompson7653]

I know this was from a while ago but I just found this playlist. I would love to know what you end up doing with the headliner falling down as shown at 11:55. I have the same thing in my Yukon

[@strassafrass1]

I had a silverado with a similar history. Drove it until 212000. I had to change the fuel pump, front hubs, and brakes all around.

[@teamgmotorsports]

Nice truck and score bro! I have 253,000 miles on my 08 5.3 Tahoe ...

[@garyhutchins7658]

Watching what you do to the Tahoe would be great!

[@stevebosico6607]

320,xxx on my 2001 4.8 yukon still running strong and still has some kick😉 no problems general maintenance, thinking about rebuilding motor and trans and dropping it in a 3rd gen

[@DavidMadeira29]

"As brand 🆕️ ...But, do you still rewrite those lines at nights?!" 🗨🤣📟🖍♨️

[@remiel3315]

Got 230k on the wife 02 Yukon Xl, engine and trans still going strong.

[@leonardoobay500]

When you rebuild the 4l60e ease make a tutorial thanks

[@Theideaman]

These tahoes were built like tanks and quality made! My Charlene (03 Tahoe) has 306K miles and still going strong 💪 they just don't make them like they used to!

[@vincentblue2264]

Hey!! LsxMatt This Vincent and I have an 01 that I had for eight years now got her for my birthday present back in 2011 of July we been to Miami sarahland Ala and she when I bought her she had 140** miles.now she's here in Louisiana wit me and I few things did to her like fuel pump , hub bearning tension pulleys and she's @290** miles great little girl. My deam truck yes in the market of more of them. She is a little 5.3 burgundy

[@TsunwoDere]

Finna show my GF this playlist so she doesn’t chew me out for buying a Tahoe like this

[@WBSH94]

I know this is a old video and I watched all your Tahoe videos. I’m looking to buy either this or a 4 runner. I’m a ford guy I know nothing of Chevy and will be my first Chevy buy. However any tips or things to look for specifically on the 2002-2006 models

[@rallysport17m-59]

Seat cover swap would be cool my 01 tahoe has over 200k and love it very reliable the only issue i had was the speed sensors which it needed wheel bearings anyways.

[@seanwhiteside5518]

Paid $3,800, I'm 3rd owner, Think of this 1996 5.7 350 gmc yukon LT 4x4 only high for now due to faulty switch button, basically a tahoe, almost 209,000 miles less then 500 miles on new all weather tires, full size roof rack, full size light bar, has chevy rims though, jvc radio, double thrush axle drop tube exhaust and custom welded longtube headers gets better gas then originally even atleast 3 miles better but absolutely spotless no rust anyone

[@TheXXXskater1]

198,000 and counting on my 06 lm7 gmc Sierra

[@juanbaltazar8288]

The best thing I’ve done to my Tahoe was out a manga flow 40 series muffler. It pops and bangs and sounds amazing

[@ericcope8884]

Let's see the refurbishment of it. I had 04 Sierra that I drove to over 750k. Original 5.3 engine put 3 transmissions in it. It made for a wonderful truck.

[@drsta804]

Nice truck. owned 2 Yukons and one tahoe. Basic maintenance and they last forever.

[@Lordspaghett]

I know a guy who bought one brand new back in 2000, still drives it even though its now been totalled. 364k on one 4l60e

[@blue24boi]

Yes would love to see that this makes me want to buy one

[@AlexPerkins252]

4L60E’s are great. They get a bad rep because they weren’t built to be beat on. I’ve got 197xxx on mine right now and the worst thing I have is a little slip first thing in the morning and it doesn’t do it all the time.

[@claypaul2012]

I wouldn't say so much beat on as they are not really a good option for Towing

[@Dooovid1208]

I have an 05 Yukon Denali that has 284k I've had it since 116k and the only issues I had were normal like shocks, brakes etc. But right now it's parked with a blown head gasket.

[@Toast355]

Matt do more videos on this thing!

[@bmharmon45322]

My 04 Silverado 5.3 has been a piece of crap - look up rusted brake/fuel hard lines and cracked Castech heads. Only has 137,500 miles. But - I really like the truck. In the middle of a 6.0 / 4L80E swap since the 5.3 was toast... Would like to see some videos on the Tahoe.

[@marcotapia8663]

link to auction site?

[@thomashuntington4785]

How does the 04’ compare to the 03’?

[@greglaing9848]

Nice find! What auction site did you find it from?

[@lsXmatt]

Abetterbid.com

[@kemicalx17]

Nice score. What auction did you get it from?

[@lsXmatt]

Abetterbid.com

[@omarzowila]

You could’ve got a Chevrolet Suburban Z71 instead because it has extra space for cargo unlike the Tahoe

[@moejr14]

What online auction did you use?

[@gabealfonso2880]

What auction did you buy it from?

[@drumma8237]

What auction do you use

[@josemarmolejo4120]

I have the GMPP complete Exhaust i never installed in my Tahoe for sale

[@mtdoodles]

I have a 02 Suburban and 04 Yukon XL. The Suburban has over 400k and still runs great. The Yukon has 310k and is my daily. You can’t buy a better more reliable vehicle than these late model 5.3’s and you can usually get them cheap.

[@jimmyreich6593]

In the 50's and 60's 50 thousand was rebuild time 80's was 100 thousand our 3rd gens. So its come along way 330 thousand on my GMC diesal only 10 thousand on my rebuilt camaro

[@jesusvillalobos907]

The lcd thats broken is not for the miles it only tells you what gear you're on.

[@auston815]

What auction site do you use?

[@tjgannon3082]

Nice truck

[@ladariusmastin]

Hell ya bro do it

[@DJTMPO]

Daily drive my 5.3 and it’s at the 230k mile mark and still drives perfectly fine motor last if you do regular maintenance. Only thing that I would recommend to keep in mind is the 4l60e is complete garbage I switch a corvette servo on my rebuilt tranny and it’s been running better than my tranny before but something to keep in mind

[@BIGBEN1108]

I got a 2001 Suburban with 223,000 on for $800, it needed a tranny. I also got a 89 Camaro. I'll post pics on my Instagram.

[@amariodom4858]

they are built to last

[@johanseminario5194]

What auction site you got this truck from?

[@lsXmatt]

Abetterbid.com

[@mohamedkhan6627]

where did you get this, i.e. auction site?

[@lsXmatt]

Abetterbid.com

[@PRS247]

0:37 Was she telling you that you were driving w/ your headlights off?

[@Leatherkid01]

Am the same with high millage miles 😁👍

[@J3ffreylemont]

what auction u got the z71 from

[@lsXmatt]

Abetterbid.com

[@codycrawford2385]

My uncle has 3 Silverados with over 500k original motor and trans