2007 Chevrolet Colorado Ls Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.9l on 2040-cars
North Liberty, Indiana, United States
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Up for auction is a 2007 Chevy Colorado 2 wheel drive standard cab pickup. It has 108,000 miles on it with the 2.9, 4 cylinder motor and a automatic transmission. It runs and drives excellent with no issues. Everything works as it should. I purchased this truck for my son from a buddy. It was involved in an accident and the bed and rear bumper were damaged. The truck still ran and drove fine with damage, no major issues. We purchased nice bed and rear bumper and had local body shop install and do paint work. We also had a spray in bed liner installed. Truck looks nice. Well long story short my son is not going to be able to afford this truck due to circumstances. So I am stuck trying to sell it so my loss your gain. It has newer tires and has been completly checked over by certified mechanic. Has small crack/hole in lower plastic valance below front bumper (see picture). All fluids and filters were just changed as well. Just had front end alignment done with no issues when tires were recently installed. Due to the previous damage it does carry an Indiana rebuilt title that we already had put in our name so it is free and clear of any issues. Call 574-298-1670 to veiw or to drive. If you prefer it to be checked out by mechanic of your choice I have no problem with that as well. Thanks for looking.
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