1995 Gmc Sonoma Sls Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Odessa, Texas, United States
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This 95 GMC Sonoma pickup truck drives nicely. There is some rust on the hood and other parts of the body so overall, if desired, it may need some body work with paint. Other than that, it is a great work truck. It also includes the truck tool box on the bed. The radio "tune" knob is missing. There is a problem with the engine that I have noticed and that is that it needs a new starter. One may need to haul the truck or just give it a running start. Other than that, it is a fine vehicle. Gas saver too! 23 City 29 Highway One may need to haul the truck or just give it a running start. Preferrably it would be best to tow it or lift it on a trailer to move around OR buyer can give it a running start to make the engine work but if it stalls, one would have to push it again to start up again. Overall it needs a starter. Buyer is responsible for pickup and delivery. |
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