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4x4 Crew Cab Off Road on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:121126
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United States

We  are  offering  for  your  consideration  a  sharp  little  crew  cab  4x4  that  runs  great,  everything  works,  BUT  it  does  have some  timing  chain  noise !   We  have  put  several  miles  on  it  and  the  chain  started  having  some  issues.  There is  crack  in  the  left  taillight  and  skinned  place  on  the  lower  right  tailgate.  There  are  pictures  of those  items

Now  for   the  good.  It  has  cold  a/c,  four  wheel   drive  works,  shifts  good,  power  windows,  tilt  wheel,  cruise,  power  locks,  am/fm/cd  and  a  new  West  Virginia  state  inspection.   This  little  truck  gets  super  gas  mileage. 

 There  was  few  metal  shavings  in  the  oil  when  it  was  changed,  so  therefore  we  would  highly  recommend  it  be  transported.

We  will  collect  tax  and  title  fees  for  a  West  Virginia  buyer  but  any  other  buyers  will have  to  pay  any  fees  to  your  own  state.   We  can  issue  a  60  day  temporary  plate  for  ten dollars  with  proof  of  current  insurance.

Inspections  are  welcomed  and  encouraged  before  the  end  of  the  auction  by  any  qualified  party  at  your  expense.  We  will  be  glad  to  assist  with   shipping,  but  all  expenses  will  be  the  buyers  responsibility.   If  you  have  any  questions  please  feel  free  to  call  Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday  between  10am-12  noon  or  1-5 pm.  Saturday  10-12--1-3  at  304-485-1164.   I  do  not  check  my  email  very  often,  but  feel  free  to  email  if  you  wish.   I  will  not  disclose  the  reserve,  but  I  will say  that  it  is  quite  a  bit  less  than  the  price  we  had  on  it. 

A  five  hundred  dollar  deposit  will  be  required within  forty   eight  hours  of  winning  the  auction  and  the  vehicle  will  not  leave  until  funds  clear  our  bank.  Cash  will  take  the  vehicle  immediately.

We  reserve  the  right  to  end  the  auction  early.

Thanks  for  looking  and  good  luck  bidding!! 


On Jun-11-14 at 15:57:21 PDT, seller added the following information:

 We  are  usually  at  the  auction  on  Tuesday  and  Thursday, so  no  one  will  be  at  the  office.

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