2004 Chevy Impala Ss 34k Original Miles Female Senior Owned on 2040-cars
Chewelah, Washington, United States
Hi and thanks for looking. Every once in a while you hear a story about a car that is "Old Lady Owned". Well this is the one and it is for real. I bought the car in 2011. The original owner bought off the showroom floor in 2004. She put 21,000 miles on it while she had it. Used it mainly to go to church and family functions. It was not her daily driver. When she passed it became part of her estate. I purchased it in 2011. I have put 13,000 on it bringing it to under 34,ooo total original miles. It is not my daily driver either and has NEVER been my winter time driver. It is a very fun car to have but my son says i never drive it like it is supposed to be driven, FAST. It has all the options and they all woirk. PW, PDL, Tilt, Heated Leather, Sunroof, CD W/XM, Traction Control etc. It has been an incredibly reliable car but i am now 65 and have several cars and it is time to scale down to one year around driver. I live in a harsh winter climate and cant enjoy it as much and because im on a fixed income I have to scale down some. It will need new tires. It has two of the original that came with the car but two have gone flat this year and have been replaced with good tires but they dont all match. Also the drivers side headlight has some condensation in it. I dont see any cracks or any reason for it honestly but it is there. The paint is good but does have some light scuffs and scratches here and there but looks like it would come out with a good polish or buff. The worse thisng is that someone hit me, lightly, in the passengers side front panel. I went to the grocery store and came out and there it was in all its glory. My local body shop said about $400 to fix but like i said im on a fixed income. I dont own the car outright. I still have a small balance owing my local credit union of $1400. Winning bidder will need to make payment to my credit union and they will release title. Whoever gets this is going to be happy. I have been for the time it has been with me and if i could afford all my cars i would keep it. You cant get anything "Newer" with this kind of mileage for anywhere near the price. If you live more than 50 miles away form me you will have to make arrangments to have it picked up or shipped. Deposit of $500 required within 24 hours of auction ending and balance will need to be sent or transferred to credit union within 2 days. I will get winning bidder proper information. Thanks and have a great day. I almost forgot. Ever since i bought it the "Low Tire Pressure" Light has been on. It has never gone off and i am pretty sure it is just a bad sensor.
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