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Ls2 Side Accident Repairable Rebuildable Runs And Drives Awd Easy Fix Loaded on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:87416
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You are bidding on a beautiful 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer SS. This great vehicle is powered by a 395 hp LS2 engine and AUTO transmission with ALL WHEEL DRIVE. It has 87000 miles and is FULLY equipped with all options including power leather and suede SS seats, navigation, sunroof, 20 inch aluminum wheels, garage door opener and more. Car is BLACK with black (ebony) leather interior.


This vehicle has suffered side accident damage and was paid off by the insurance company. It is sold with a PA SALVAGE TITLE. Please investigate your home states regulations regarding the re-titling of salvage vehicles.

This Trailblazer SS suffered side damage on passenger side as shown. We replaced the passenger side doors and fender with good used parts in color BUT the rear quarter will need to be repaired as it is dented.  Also needs paint on rear bumper. We sell all our accident repairables as frame damaged but there is no damage to frame, rockers or jamb. 

 AIRBAGS are NOT deployed AND all glass is good. Mechanically, there are no issues or problems. Engine is not damaged and suspension steering  is all good. Tires are good and wheels are nice. Paint has some nicks and scratches typical of this age.

Interior is very nice! All options work as they should.

  Runs and drives fine. This car is LOT driveable which means that it runs and moves under its own power (we do not allow driving accident vehicles home). There is no mechanical damage.  Car drives straight.  Please make your own determination as to the condition of this vehicle by examining the images below.  

Great chance to get into a great CLEAN, Trailblazer SS with great color combo for an incredible price.   Ready to make a great daily driver for little cost!


 

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We can arrange shipping, at buyer s expense, in the continental United States. Buyer to pay a 10% deposit due within 24 hours of the end of auction. Full payment is required within THREE days of auction end and vehicle needs to be removed within 10 days of auction end. Money orders, certified check or BANK TO BANK wire transfer are the only forms of payment that will be accepted.  PAYPAL or VISA AND MASTERCARD will only be accepted for deposit.

Please note that we have tried to provide an accurate description of vehicles condition. Condition can be very subjective, we try to be as descriptive as possible. Please email me with any questions before bidding. We do not supply an estimate of parts or repairs needed. This is an issue which should be investigated independently by the buyer prior to bidding.

ALL VEHICLES ARE SOLD "AS IS" WITH NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. NO SERVICE CONTRACTS, NO GUARANTEES. These are accident damaged vehicles, and as such, they may have hidden or concealed damage that is not readily apparent. Please be aware of this prior to bidding.We specialize in selling rebuildable Corvettes and are a licensed Pa Dealer. This vehicle has a PA SALVAGE CERTIFICATE and is being sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied.  Please investigate your states policy in regards to the retitling of salvage vehicles. It is the buyers responsibilty to be aware of their home states laws in regards to the titling of salvage vehicles. Since any accident vehicle can have hidden damage we sell all of our rebuildables as "frame damaged". Although we will always disclose such damage when known to us. Many of are rebuildables are driveable but in all cases we suggest towing or trailering of accident vehicles for distance. We strongly recommend that all our SALVAGE VEHICLE customers have the vehicle professionally repaired and/or inspected prior to daily use.  In PA, most vehicles over ten years of age are titled as "mileage disclosure exempt".

PLEASE, only bid if serious. Please have funds secure prior to bidding. We do not finance or accept any trades. .  Check our feedback, buy from a seller you can trust!. Vehicle is subject to prior sale before auction end.

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