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2002 Chevy Astro Cargo Van, Clean on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:113616
Location:

Butler, Pennsylvania, United States

Butler, Pennsylvania, United States

 


                     2002 CHEVY ASTRO CARGO VAN, CLEAN, PROFESSIONALLY EQUIPPED

  Fleet maintained and lightly used by a local telephone company. Still in good shape with only 113K miles. Professionally equipped van that comes with  4.3L V6 "Vortec" Powerful and Fuel Efficient Engine... Automatic Transmission w/TOW HALL option and 2WD Powertrain... Power Steering...  Intermittent Wipers... Tinted Glass... Cold Blowing Air Conditioning/Hot Working Heater... Dual Front Airbags... AM/FM Stereo... ABS

Also, …SHELVES / BINS <> SAFETY PARTITION behind the seats <> LADDER RACK and MORE.....

 VIN 1GCDM19X02B134848. CLEAN AND CLEAR TITLE.


   V E H I C L E  C O N D I T I O N   

 THIS VAN HAS CLEAN EXTERIOR. IT IS SOLID AND LOOKS NICE!  The paint is clear and shiny. All body lines are straight and there is no sign of major accidents or body damage. All tires are good with plenty of tread remaining.

The interior and the cargo area are also in Clean condition with normal wear and everything looks neat. As a work vehicle and some age related imperfections can be seen, but nothing indicates any major accidents or damage.  Overall, the van looks very PRESENTABLE!    

Mechanically it appears to have no problems. Rides and drives well with full power and feels tight. Engine, Transmission,  Air Conditioning, Gauges and everything else is functional  properly. Prior to this listing the van was checked up for safety - drivetrain, suspension and brakes The vehicle has brand new:  Front brake pads and rotors:  Rear brake shoes and drums:  Idle arms - All installed recently.  There is a fresh oil change and all fluids have been checked. This vehicle is mechanically sound.

DETAILED and READY to do business with!!!

 Bid with confidence and feel free to contact.


   T E R M S  OF  S A L E
The vehicle is sold AS IS where is unless written contract between seller and buyer states otherwise! No warranty is expressed or implied! This is a used vehicle, so always can be found some blemishes and certain amount of wear. Please be reasonable of your expectations!!!  You are welcome to have it inspected and ask questions prior to your bidding.

Successful high bidder should contact the seller within 24 hours after the auction ended to make arrangements to complete the transaction. The buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping of the vehicle and we will gladly cooperate. All notary, registration or any other third party fees are buyers obligation. Bidders with less than 6 feedbacks should contact the seller. We reserve the right to end the listing earlier if the vehicle is no longer available for sale. WILL ONLY RELEASE THE VEHICLE AND TITLE AFTER FUNDS HAVE CLEARED!

Inquiries

Out of state purchasers do not pay any Pennsylvania sales tax.

Temporary Transit Tags are available through the state of PA for $25, which will provide valid registration for a period of 30 days. In order to obtain this tag, you must provide current proof of insurance and a driver's license.

The title is guaranteed to be free and clear. There will be no liens or encumbrances on the title.

The acceptable methods of payment are Bank Wire Transfer, Bank Money Order, Certified/Cashier's check, Finance Company Loan Check or Cash in person. We do not offer financing.

Due to vehicle reconditioning expenses, advertising charges and increased cost of other services we require additional $60 fee be added on the final price.

Shipping sources can be found on the internet, eBay web site and in your local yellow pages under Auto Transporter.

We can arrange customer pickup from Pittsburgh International Airport and the Greyhound Pittsburgh Bus Station.

This is an auction-style listing with a reserve price, which is the minimum price the seller is willing to accept for an item. Bidding on the item is the way to win and own it.

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