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2003 Chevrolet Tahoe Lt 5.3l Very Nice No Accidents Same Owner Since2005 on 2040-cars

US $6,495.00
Year:2003 Mileage:159952
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United States

This is a very nice non- smoker 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe LT that I have owned since 2005. The car is equipped with front and rear air conditioners, Bose stereo/CD, third row seating, heated front seats, power adjustable pedals, power front seats and the towing package.

The car has never been in any accidents not had paintwork of any kind. All maintenance has been done on a regular basis. The intake manifold gasket ( a major job) and all belts and hoses were just replaced. The engine and transmission are strong and all of the electrics work. Both  the front and rear ac units blow ice cold. The truck has a nice set of aluminum wheels and four  very good matching BF Goodrich tires.

This is good, reliable truck that has lots of life left. There are a few very minor scratches, door dings and windshield pecks  ( repaired) that are typical of any vehicle of this age. That being said, this truck is in much better shape than most .

 

The car is being sold as is, where is, FOB Houston, Texas.  There is no warranty expressed or implied. You are welcome to inspect the car or have it inspected, but please do so BEFORE bidding.

I am still driving the vehicle from time to time, so the mileage may be slightly higher at the time of the sale.

A $500 deposit is due within 24 hours of a successful bid. The balance is due within 48 hours of auction close. You may use PayPal for the deposit, but cash or a cashier’s check are the only acceptable forms of payment  for the balance.  

Thank you for your interest.

 

For some reason, "FLEX" is showing up under the specs for fuel type . This is incorrect. This vehicle runs on gasoline only and is not suited for E85.

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