1993 Chevy Silverado 1500 4x4 on 2040-cars
Downey, California, United States
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2nd owner, current mileage 195,000, just renewed registration, passed smog at 183,773 miles.
Smoke free enviroment, has trailer tow package, after market radio New headliner Master cylinder replaced at 167,250 miles. IFront brakes replaced at 165,322 miles New muffler installed at 160,507 miles. New catalytic converter replaced at 158,558 miles. Idler arm and tie rod end replaced at 133,494 miles mechanical, cosmetic and interior work. Needs: paint, body work-dent on passenger side bed, single crack drivers side windshield, window on passenger side does not roll down, seat reclining levers need replacement, and air conditioner does not work, however, fan and heater work, doors need adjustments to close easier, vents should be replaced. Refer to photos Has been dependable and driven daily Buyer responsible for pick up in Downey, Calif. Payment cash Seller welcomes questions, please email for inquiries and will respond within 24 hours. |
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