1993 Red Chevy C1500 Pickup on 2040-cars
Urbana, Illinois, United States
1993
Chevrolet C1500 Pickup Truck Mileage
197,070 Champaign
County, IL Sheriff is selling this seized vehicle. Truck has 20" chrome
wheels with new Eagle II tires. Engine runs rough and transmission shifts rough. There
is rust on the body (doors, fenders, cab corners). Truck has bedliner and hitch
along with running boards. It is also equipped with power windows and locks and
cruise control. There are no other known issues with the vehicle. Serious
bidders only. Please note that our business hours are Monday thru Friday
9am-4pm. If you're the winning bidder, please remember that pickup of the
vehicle will have to occur during those hours. Thanks
for looking! |
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