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You are Bidding on a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban LT with light under hood fire damage to the engine compartment. This was our family vehicle that had an unfortunate mishap.

While at the Automatic car wash facility the electrical fuse box caught on fire and burned the hood and fender of the truck, the fire also melted the brake booster and part of the motor harness. This truck was a great truck and still is a good truck we had just put brand new BF Goodrich All terrain tires all around at a cost of $1,000 only 3 weeks earlier see pictures. Truck drove and ran great with no issues. Cold AC, 4WD just replaced rear end axle assembly at a cost of $1200.00 Upgraded Xenon headlights very nice, upgraded chrome LTZ Grill, Upgraded Chrome look door handles all around, Cadillac Escalade window stainless steel accents, new chrome mirrors driver and passenger mirrors installed, Wood interior dash kit,

The fire did not go past the fire wall in the engine compartment so to repair this vehicle is relatively simple, there are several parts needed these are but may not be limited to the following. We have already purchased new hood and is included with sale (see pictures), (Cost us $450.00)

-Engine electrical Harness several wires were frayed by fuse box fire

-Brake Booster with lines

-Fuse Box from salvage yard with wiring.

-Fender under plastic (Drivers side outer fender may or may not be salvageable)

-New hood latch and pull cable, Some cosmetic plastics may need to be bought from junk yard.

We purchased this truck last year from Colorado for 15,000 dollars and has been a great truck and our family really enjoyed it. The truck still is a good truck once repairs are made this needs some one who would enjoy the project and have the time to make the repairs to put his truck back on the road. Estimate if you do the work and buy the parts from the junk yard for $1500-$2000 or less this truck could be good as new again.

Please ask any questions you may have via the tool bar link please call (336) 672-5222 any questions or email us. Some one will get a great deal.

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