Very Good Running S-10 Pickup..nys Inspected on 2040-cars
Northport, New York, United States
What you are going to bid on is a very nice running 2001 Chevy S-10 pickup truck... It HAS NOT been detailed for these pics... 24-28 mpg... Always GM serviced.. Passes NYS Inspection... HID headlights... glass pack muffler and new tail pipe.. (nice mellow sound) 4cyl. motor 108,000 miles... 5 Speed standard trans... Ice cold a/c... great stereo CD/speakers... Spray in bed liner... HID headlights... Chrome wheel well trim... small repair spot on r/r q-panel just above the chrome trim RUNS 100%... NYS residents will be pay their appropriate county Sales Tax and get a VALID NYS Inspection good for one year... Out of state buyers PAY NOTHING EXTRA... I can deliver up to 150 MapQuest mi. from Zip 11768 for $1.75 per + tolls.. Assist or recommend a transporter or you can drive it home... Look at my feedback! I sell real decent, reasonably priced vehicles... Questions? Call: John Tully 631-754-2375 |
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