Single Owner And Driven In Southwest Ne. The Unit Would Be Ideal For Hunting. on 2040-cars
Grant, Nebraska, United States
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Original owner
This is a re-listing as the unit was sold on Sat, unfortunately the buyer entered the hospital before we closed the sale. It was decided it would be in the best interest of the buyer to cancel the sale. Available for pickup at the residence or delivered within 250 miles. $200 down at the end of the sale. Cashiers check, electronic transfer or other options such as PayPal there is a scrap on the front fender on the driver side (picture attached). The unit is on it's second engine and has approximately 4000 miles on a new set of tires. The vehicle has always been serviced and in good running condition. Air conditioner was replaced about a year ago. There is a crack in the windshield on the passenger side (picture attached). The third rear seat is new as it was removed and put in storage when the vehicle was picked up and is part of the sale. The suburban has always been driven in western NE and neighboring states. This unit would be ideal for hunting and has 4 wheel drive. |
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