2008 C6500

Chevrolet C6500 – Former Wildland Fire Support Truck Chevrolet C6500 previously operated in support of wildland firefighting operations. According to the seller, the truck was used to tow gooseneck trailers carrying small bulldozers and other equipment used to establish firebreaks during brush and wildland fires. The truck was also equipped with a fuel tank used to refuel bulldozers and equipment working along fire lines. **Key Features & Details:** - Chevrolet C6500 Medium-Duty Chassis - 81,997 Miles - Previously Used for Wildland Firefighting Support - Used to Tow Gooseneck Trailers Carrying Firebreak-Clearing Equipment - Fuel Tank Used to Refuel Equipment During Wildland Operations - Air Ride Suspension - Air Dump System - Air Ride Driver's Seat - Front Tires Approximately 90% Tread Remaining - Rear Tires Approximately 50% Tread Remaining - No Dashboard Warning Lights - DPF System Operating Properly, Including Driving and Forced Regeneration Cycles According to the seller, everything is fully operational, including the air ride suspension, air dump system, and air seat. The DPF system functions as intended, with both driving and forced regenerations operating properly. This truck could be a good fit for fire departments, forestry operations, municipalities, or private contractors looking for a versatile medium-duty utility vehicle. Its previous role supporting wildland firefighting operations makes it particularly interesting for departments needing equipment transportation or general support capabilities.