Gmc: Yukon Xl 1500 on 2040-cars
Santa Clara, California, United States
UP FOR SALE IS A 2002 GMC YUKON XL 1500 4WD (4X4) 137,500 FREEWAY MILES (LOW MILEAGE) EQUIPPED AS AN HAM-COMMERCIAL COMMAND VEHICLE CAN BE FURTHER MODIFIED FOR ADDITIONAL HAM/AMATEUR RADIOS OR OTHER COMMUNICATION NEEDS. GREAT HEAVY DUTY ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM, WITH 3000 WATT POWER INVERTER, SATELLITE SYSTEM WITH FRONT AND REAR HAM-COMMERCIAL RADIOS. PLEASE CHECK THE PICTURES OUT! 54 (9M-EDGE) EMERGENCY BAR LIGHTING WITH SIDE AND TAKE DOWN AMBER AND PURPLE LENS INCLUDED!FRONT, REAR AND SIDE STROBES VEHICLE OVERVIEW:4 WHEEL DRIVE / 4X4 FRONT PROJECTOR HEADLIGHTS & REAR LED TAIL LIGHTSSTROBES INSTALLED FRONT (CLEAR), REAR(CLEAR) AND SIDES(GREEN) SLT MODEL WITH ULTRASOFT LEATHER HIGH BACK BUCKET SEATS 6-WAY POWER DRIVER & PASSENGER SEAT PEWTER COLOR INTERIOR FRONT AND REAR HEATING AND AUTO AIR CONDITIONING UPGRADED R/V INT. MIRROR LT SENSITIVE W/OUTSIDE TEMP AND COMPASS ELECTRIC DEFOG R/V MIRRORS FACTORY INSTALLED TORSION BAR SPRING SMOOTH RIDE REAR SUSPENSION + AIR BAGS FOR ADJUSTABLE LIFT 3.73 RADIO REAR AXLE 4 WHEEL POWER DISC BRAKES HIGH CAPACITY K&N AIR INDUCTION SYSTEM VORTEC 5300 V8 SFT GAS ENGINE PW, PS, PB AND AUTO TRANSMISSION W/COOLER, CRUISE 2-SPEED ACTIVE TRANSFER CASE FRONT FOG LAMPS UPGRADED STEREO SYSTEM WITH FLIP-UP SCREEN AND POWER RADIO / NAV/ CD / OTHER FUNCTIONS AVAILABLELARGE CARGO RACKCARGO ROOF MOUNTED SATELLITE WITH REAR DISPLAY, DECODER AND REMOTE (SEE IMAGES) TINTED GLASS / DARK TINT REAR FOLDING REAR SEATS REAR WINDOW WASHER/WIPER / ELECTRIC REAR WINDOW DEFOGGER ILLUMINATED LH & RH VISOR MIRRORS LOCKING REAR DIFFERENTIAL POLISHED ALUMINUM WHEELS THIS VEHICLE WAS BUILT SPECIFICALLY FOR EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS AND CAN FUNCTION AS AN INCIDENT COMMAND, HAM RADIO OR AMATEUR RADIO VEHICLE! 1. HUGH AMOUNT OF ELECTRONICS INCLUDED: a. MOTOROLA CDM1500LS FRONT RADIO, VHF, 160 CH, TRUNKING CAPABILITIES (EASILY MODIFIED FOR OTHER TYPES OF RADIO / COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (GREAT POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM IN PLACE) b. POWERWERX DB-750X 2M/70cm DUAL BAND HAM RADIO (BANDS INCLUDED ARE HAM + COMMERCIAL) & AUX. SPEAKER c. DUAL BAND 2M/70CM FLIP-DOWN ANTENNA d. TWO (2) - VERTEX STANDARD VX-5500 COMMERCIAL RADIOS BOTH UHF AND VHF PLUS ANTENNAS e. BCD996T SCANNER (REAR) f. KVT-910DVD STEREO CASSETTE RADIO W/NAV; FLIP-UP SCREEN (FRONT, HAS OTHER AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS AS WELL) g. LARSEN UHF/VHF ANTENNAS (3- TOP) 2. SATELLITE (DIRECTTV) SYSTEM / WITH REAR MONITOR (JENSEN), DECODER + REMOTE 3. EDGE 9M 54 AMBER (& OPTIONAL PURPLE LENS) LIGHT BAR / STROBES (WHELEN)+(GALLS) 4. MISC. ELECTRONICS a. AIMS INVERTER / 3000 WATT PURE SINE POWER INVERTER 12V (PWRI300012S) WITH REMOTE b. AUTO CHARGE / KUSSMAUL (091-120-12-20) WITH AUTO EJECT c. TRAILER CONTROL / VOYAGER ELECTRONIC BRAKE CONTROL d. PUBLIC ADDRESS AND WARNING SYSTEM 5. HEAVY DUTY METAL SLIDING DRAWERS STORAGE (SEE IMAGES - REAR) 6. RECENTLY INSTALLED BRAKES / SHOCKS / TIRESa. AIR BAGS ALSO INSTALLED TO MAINTAIN LEVEL LOW DEMANDS 7. LOTS OF $$$ INVESTED - WELL MAINTAINED; ORIGINAL PAINT (SOME CLEAR-COAT FADING (DELAMINATION)) ON SIDES & TOP) - NO RUST 8. INCLUDES A RED BUMPERCHUTE - TAILGATE PROTECTION (LIKE BRAND NEW - NEVER USED - SEE IMAGE) 9. TWO (2) GEL CELL AGM AUTOMOTIVE BATTERIES. EACH IS ISOLATED, ONE FOR YUKON SYSTEMS AND ONE STRICTLY RUN THE LIGHTS AND RADIO SYSTEMS. 10. RADIOS CAN BE RUN WITH SHORELINE (AC) 110V SYSTEM INCLUDED. CAN EVEN CHARGE THE BATTERIES. ALL BUILT INTO THE VEHICLE! AND THERES MORE EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST... ADDITIONAL VEHICLE NOTES: THERE ARE NOTICEABLE NICKS AND SCRATCHES, SOME CLEAR COAT AND PAINT FADING. EXTERIOR PAINT IS FAIR IN SOME AREAS. EXTERIOR PAINT IS ORIGINAL.
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