2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4dr Ext Cab 143.5" WB Z71

Vehicle Description

If you've been looking for an exceptionally preserved GMT800 Silverado, take a close look at this one. This 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Extended Cab Z71 4x4 has just 59,537 original miles, a two-owner, accident-free history, and has spent its entire life in Georgia and Alabama. Simply put, this truck does not look like a 59,000-mile, 22-year-old Silverado. Finished in Silver Birch Metallic with a gray leather interior, this Z71 remains remarkably original, including original paint with no paintwork, and the condition is exceptional throughout. The body is straight, the paint retains a beautiful shine, the chrome and exterior trim present extremely well, and it still sits at its factory ride height on the original-style polished aluminum wheels. A brand-new set of Cooper Discoverer tires was installed in 2025. Inside may be even more impressive. Anyone familiar with this generation of Silverado knows how quickly the leather driver's seat and outer bolster can show their age. Take a look at the photographs of this one. The leather seating, steering wheel, carpeting, dash, controls and trim show remarkably little wear. If you covered the odometer and judged this truck strictly by its condition, 59,000 miles wouldn't be our guess. Under the hood is Chevrolet's proven 5.3-liter Vortec V8, backed by an automatic transmission and four-wheel drive with an electronic transfer case. The Z71 Off-Road Package includes the upgraded off-road suspension and skid-plate equipment, and this truck is equipped with a 3.73 rear axle and heavy-duty trailering package. It was also an exceptionally well-equipped Silverado when new, with an original MSRP of $42,513. Equipment includes leather full-feature power bucket seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, six-disc CD audio system, steering-wheel audio controls, Driver Information Center, power folding and heated outside mirrors, heavy-duty trailering equipment, 17-inch aluminum wheels, bedliner and much more. The Southern history becomes especially apparent when you look underneath. We encourage you to study the undercarriage photographs. The frame, floors, crossmembers, body mounts and structural areas remain exceptionally clean and original, with factory labels and markings still present. It hasn't been covered up with fresh undercoating or chassis paint to make it photograph well—this is simply what a lifelong Georgia and Alabama truck looks like when it has been properly cared for. The engine compartment tells the same story. It remains clean, stock-appearing and remarkably well preserved without looking artificially restored or over-detailed. From the engine bay to the interior to the underside, the condition is remarkably consistent throughout the entire truck. It also comes with the things we always like to find with a vehicle this special: both original keys, both factory remotes, owner's manuals and books, original floor mats, bedliner and its Monroney equipment information. The Carfax shows just two owners, no accidents, and its lifelong Georgia and Alabama history. There will always be plenty of 20-year-old Silverados for sale. Finding one like this is a different story. Most have accumulated well over 100,000 miles, endured years of northern winters, been modified, worked hard, or simply show their age. This one somehow escaped all of that. With just 59,537 original miles, two-owner accident-free Southern history, original paint, the 5.3L V8, Z71 4x4 equipment and an exceptionally preserved leather interior and undercarriage, this is one of those trucks where the photographs tell the story better than we ever could. They built a lot of Silverados in 2004. Finding one 22 years later that still looks like this is another matter entirely. For more info contact Kevin at Mashburn Motors