Looking to sell or trade a complete, solid running powertrain out of a 2005 Chevrolet Suburban 2WD. This is a complete drop-in setup that is perfect for C10 classic truck restorations, square-body builds, or a reliable replacement for your daily driver half-ton.
The vehicle is currently my daily driver with 288,000 miles on the clock, which means you can come hear the engine run, check the solid oil pressure, and feel the transmission shift before any tools touch it. Zero guesswork, zero risk.
WHAT IS INCLUDED:5.3L V8 Engine (Complete intake to oil pan, original and unmolested to ensure maximum reliability and minimal downtime)
4L60e Automatic Transmission (Freshly rebuilt with the tone ring realigned)New Torque Converter (Installed last year)
Engine Wiring Harness
Factory Engine Control Module (ECM)
All front belt engine accessories (Alternator, power steering pump, functional AC compressor setup)
WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR / TRADE TERMS:
I am looking for a complete 6.0L V8 iron-block engine paired with a 2WD 4L80e automatic transmission setup to go into a 2006 Silverado HD project.
I am open to all GM platforms that carry this exact combination as long as the transmission is a true 2WD setup. This includes 2003–2006 Silverado/Sierra 2500HD/3500 trucks, 2003–2006 Suburban/Yukon XL 2500 models, or 2003–2007 Chevy Express / GMC Savana 2500/3500 vans and cutaways.
I am highly interested in a straight barter if you pulled an HD drivetrain for a project but actually need a more fuel-efficient 5.3L/4L60e package for a half-ton or street cruiser street rod. I will consider a wrecked donor vehicle, a parts car with no title/bill of sale only, or a complete pull-out package as long as the drivetrain is verified healthy.
PRICING & LOGISTICS:Cash price for the complete pull-out setup is $1,650 OBO.Serious trade offers take priority.Located in the Dallas area. You must bring your own truck/trailer for transport once the deal is finalized and parts are pulled.Selling strictly for parts with a no-return policy once removed.Text or message with what you have. Let’s make a deal.