2001 Chevrolet Malibu Ls Only 51k Miles W/ Handicap Chair Topper Wheelchair Lift on 2040-cars
New Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Here is a very sharp 2001 Chevrolet Malibu LS with only 51,xxx miles!!! Averaging less than 4k miles a year!! This Malibu comes equipped with the reliable 3.1l V6 engine giving it the power you want when you need it along with getting great mpg’s, NEW tires and brand NEW PA inspection. This sedan is in excellent condition both inside and out and also comes equipped with a Braun Chair topper. This is a handicapped wheelchair lift/carrier that lifts and stores the wheelchair inside, then will take it out and put it back on the ground with ease. These “chair toppers” are around $3,500 new and that’s not including installation. Here is the website if you’d like to check on the value of the chair lift, just give them your zip code. http://www.braunability.com/wheelchair-lifts/chair-topper/ If you want the vehicle, but not the topper please contact me and we'll discuss that process. It's not very difficult to remove these, so we'll come up with something. Or you could remove it yourself and sell it, whatever you want. Here are the Kelly Blue Book values on the vehicle by itself (without the chair topper) as of 3-8-2014 Excellent - $7,600 Very Good - $7325 Good - $7,200 Fair - $6,700 This vehicle in excellent condition with 51k miles, plus the chair topper easily puts the value near the $10k range, but I’m not expecting to get near that by any means. This is a “NO RESERVE” auction, so hopefully somebody gets a great deal. I do reserve the right to end the auction early due to it being for sale locally as well. I am also willing to take offers through here, so if you’d like to throw one out to me go ahead. Good luck and you will not be disappointed with this vehicle. |
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