1996 Gmc K1500 Suburban Chevy 4x4 Leather Slt Runs And Drives on 2040-cars
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1996 GMC Suburban K1500 4x4 SLT Red, Leather, Runs Great Four wheel drive. 2nd owner. Been in the family since 2001 @ 75K miles. We’ve taken great care of this truck. Good: Tons of recent updates. Bad: Some rust. Might want to weld exhaust leak (slightly noisy). I put on a Chevy grill when I put on new lights. There’s a crack on the grill now though where the headlight is. There's a crack on the fan shroud. The back door sometimes sticks. I put a sealer over a rust bubble on the inside back floor (no carpet). After I had the idler and pitman done I never had an alignment because it’s just cosmetic (wheel slightly to left). More good: I have papers showing all maintenance (oil changes, etc), in addition to all this and more done in the last 3-4 years and 40,000 miles or so: brakes, rotors, pads, water pump, thermostat, head gasket, intake gasket, rear axle and axle seal, lights, new grill and headlights, u joints, fuel pump, brake lines, alternator, battery, belt, idler, pitman and more. I’m asking a reasonable price. Make a reasonable offer and it’s yours. Starts and runs fine. Super dependable. Make an offer now! |
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