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9K-Mile 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD LS 4X4
Overview
Description
There are Low Miles No Miles trucks...and then there are the ones that make you wonder how they escaped a lifetime of hauling trailers, firewood, and job sites. This 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD LS is one of those trucks, showing just 9,445 miles and remaining completely stock from bumper to bumper. Finished in bright Victory Red over a Medium Gray cloth interior, this extended cab short box is a remarkably preserved example of one of GM's toughest pickups.
Vehicle Overview
Finished in Victory Red over a Medium Gray cloth interior, this 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD LS is powered by its original 6.0-liter Vortec V8 paired with an automatic transmission and four-wheel drive. The odometer currently shows just 9,445 miles.
Unlike many 2500HDs that spent their lives towing, plowing, or working every day, this truck has remained exceptionally well preserved. According to the seller, it has always been garage kept, retains its original paint, and remains completely stock throughout.
One of the things that makes this truck especially appealing is its configuration. Extended cab, short box, four-wheel drive, and the dependable 6.0L gas V8 create a combination that's becoming increasingly difficult to find in untouched condition.
Story
Some trucks earn their reputation by working.
Others earn it simply by surviving.
According to the seller, this Silverado was originally purchased new in 2004 by a longtime GM employee in Michigan. His son worked as a Chevrolet salesman and personally sold the truck to his father through the dealership where he was employed.
The truck remained within the same family for its entire life, passing to the original owner's son after his father's passing earlier this year before being purchased by the current owner. Although technically a three-owner truck, it has never really left the family's care.
The current owner has added only about 450 miles while preserving the truck's remarkable originality.
Condition
This Silverado presents exceptionally well throughout.
The seller reports no known mechanical issues and states the truck remains completely stock, right down to its factory drivetrain and original paint.
The body is described as rust free, while the interior presents with the kind of condition expected from a truck showing fewer than 10,000 miles. The exterior finish continues to shine, reflecting years of garage storage and careful ownership.
Overall, this is an extraordinarily well-preserved GMT800 that offers collectors and enthusiasts an opportunity to own one of GM's most respected heavy-duty pickups exactly the way it left the factory.
Highlights
- 9,445 miles shown
- Original 6.0L Vortec V8
- Automatic transmission
- Four-wheel drive
- Victory Red exterior
- Medium Gray cloth interior
- Extended Cab Short Box
- Original paint
- Completely stock
- Rust-free example
- Garage kept
- Same family ownership from new until earlier this year
- Clean title
Letter From The LMNM Team
We spend a lot of time around GMT800 trucks.
And every once in a while, one comes along that makes everyone in the office stop what they're doing.
This was one of those trucks.
The GMT800 platform has become one of the most respected generations of Chevrolet pickups ever built. They're dependable, comfortable, easy to work on, and they simply refuse to quit.
But this one never really had the chance to prove just how long it could last.
With fewer than 10,000 miles, it's barely broken in.
What also caught our attention was the configuration. Extended cab. Short box. Four-wheel drive. A 6.0-liter gas V8 instead of the Duramax diesel. It's a combination that feels refreshingly honest.
Then you learn the story.
Purchased new by a GM employee.
Sold by his own son at the Chevrolet dealership where he worked.
Kept within the same family for more than two decades.
That's the kind of provenance we love.
This truck isn't rare because Chevrolet built only a handful of them.
It's rare because almost every truck like it was used exactly as intended.
This one wasn't.
And that's what makes it special.
