2010 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Ppv Hwy Cruiser 5.3l 6 Spd Auto 1-owner Clear Crfx on 2040-cars
Clinton Township, Michigan, United States
2010 CHEVROLET TAHOE POLICE PPV - FORMER STATE POLICE HIGHWAY VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION CAR (NO HOLES IN THE HATCH - NO HOLES IN THE DASH) WITH A FACTORY FRONT CONSOLE, NOT A BEAT UP CITY CRUISER. THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE ARE HIGH AND TIGHT AND ARE ALL ABOUT APPEARANCE. THIS IS A ONE OWNER, NON SMOKER, METICULOUSLY FLEET MAINTAINED SINCE NEW SUV. IT HAS A CLEAR CARFAX AND IS ALL ORIGINAL. THE INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN, SEE PICTURES. THE PASSENGER SEAT AND REAR SEAT LOOK LIKE THEY WERE NEVER SAT IN. THE REAR DOOR HANDLES, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS WERE NEVER DISABLED AND FUNCION AS THEY SHOULD SO YOU CAN OPEN AND LOCK THE DOORS AND WINDOWS FROM THE BACK SEAT!!! THIS TAHOE HAS NEVER CLEANED OUT A DITCH SO IT STILL HAS ITS ORIGINAL LOWER BUMPER VALENCE. HAS A FACTORY GM CENTER CONSOLE WHICH IS A "MUST HAVE" OPTION. 6 SPEED TAP SHIFT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION THAT SHIFTS OUT PERFECT. THE ENGINE RUNS FLAWLESS. IT RIDES TIGHT AND SMOOTH WITH ALL HIGHWAY MILES. IT HAS THE PPV FACTORY 2 INCH LOWERED SUSPENSION THEREFORE IT HANDLES LIKE A SPORTS CAR. THE FULL SIZE SPARE IS INTACT. IT COMES WITH ONE KEY/REMOTES. OPTIONS INCLUDE AIR CONDITIONING, CRUISE CONTROL, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, TILT STEERING WHEEL, FACTORY AM/FM/CD STEREO, FULL SIZE SPARE, TINTED WINDOWS, DUAL POWER FRONT SEATS, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS, 140 MPH CERTIFIED SPEEDO, FACTORY LOWERED, 17 INCH WHEELS, HEAVY DUTY COOLING AND BRAKES, 160 AMP ALTERNATOR, DUAL BATTERIES, 26 GALLON FUEL TANK, REAR WIPER, ETC. AS THIS VEHICLE WAS STATE OWNED SINCE NEW, IT HAS A MUNICIPAL/POLICE TITLE WHICH MEANS METICULOUS AND RELIGIOUS ON-TIME FLEET MAINTENANCE WITH NO CORNERS CUT!! IT HAS TYPICAL NICKS/SCRATCHES/IMPERFECTIONS FOR AGE/USE AND SOME HOLES FROM EQUIPMENT ON THE EXTERIOR THAT HAVE BEEN PROFESSIONALLY PLUGGED, SEE PICTURES. PLEASE HAVE YOUR FINANCING IN ORDER. THIS RARE 2010 CLEAN POLICE TAHOE IS READY TO GO AND IS PRICED TO SELL, BE THE ONLY ONE ON THE BLOCK WITH A POLICE TAHOE FOR HALF PRICE OF A CIVILIAN ONE, BEST DEAL ON EBAY.
CALL KEN AT 586-365-8902 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. Listed by a licensed MI dealer. $99 doc fee on all sales. Michigan residents pay 6% sales tax and applicable title/plate fees. $300 immediate deposit due via paypal and balance is due in 5 days. Balance can be paid by cash in person at delivery, bank to bank wire or cashiers/certified check. If payment is made with cashiers/certified check, we will hold the title until the funds clear. Fly into DTW (Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport), we will pick you up and provide you with a temporary tag to drive home on. Thank you. |
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