2007 Gmc New Sierra K3500
1GTJK33D97F183047
Last known mileage — 34 109 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar GMC NEW listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2007 GMC Sierra 3500 features a diesel engine and has been through four previous owners in Illinois, with a documented history of 14 service records. The vehicle's history includes significant events including reported damage to the front and rear, an accident involving a rear-end collision in 2015, and fire damage reported in 2026. Most importantly, this truck carries a branded salvage/rebuilt title following a total loss declaration by insurance authorities. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand how the specific structural issues and title changes may impact its safety and market value.
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The primary concern is not just the mechanical failure of the diesel engine, but the extensive melting of wiring harnesses and potential heat damage to the cabin structure. A full teardown of the engine bay will be required to assess if any electrical systems are salvageable.
This vehicle is a high-risk project for anyone without specialized diesel mechanics and heavy-duty electrical repair experience. While the body remains straight, an engine fire often causes 'invisible' damage to the wiring loom that can be extremely labor-intensive to trace and repair.
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