1995 Chevrolet S-10, 73,576 Original Miles! on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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For sale, this 1995 Chevrolet S-10 pick up. Runs strong, A/C and radio work well. V-6 engine and manual transmission gives it plenty of power. Paint, interior carpets and vinyl seats completely re-done in 2008. Manual windows, plastic bed liner and factory bumper jack. Florida truck its entire existence.
Low, low miles for this year. I have kept it for running the occasion errand since 2000. My brother was the previous owner. This pickup has plenty of life left to it, and it's not overly large like today's trucks. Full disclosure: the ABS warning light it on, although the actual ABS system seems to work just fine. Passenger mirror missing. One quirk is that the gas gauge reads high -- 1/4 over full on a new tank, and is running low when the gauge shows 1/4 tank left. Otherwise, no mechanical faults. It does have some small scratches to the pain here and there -- it's a working truck -- but no body damage. Local delivery only. Please do not ask me to sell outside of EBay. I'm listing this Chevy with a low starting bid, and no reserve. Someone will get this great practical runabout, and it might as well be you. |
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