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Year:2001
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2001 Chevrolet S-10 4x4 extra cab pickup. Super low 102k miles and a brand new clutch - not needed, but my mechanic miss diagnosed a bad clutch master cylinder (oops). The truck is at 7175 York, Denver, Colorado new the south end of the parking lot. At delivery we'll meet in person , do the test drive and complete the paperwork. I',m Joe. Call me at 970 366-6587. |
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