2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Ss Coupe 2-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Middle Island, New York, United States
2007 CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS 5.3 L. WITH 61,974 K BLACK ON BLACK WITH SILVER STRIPES 07 WAS THE LAST YEAR MONTE CARLO SS WAS MADE. THE CAR IS FLAWLESS IN /OUT GARAGE KEPT THE BRAKES TIRES AC ALL OK .NO PROBLEMS HANDLES THE ROAD NICE.I AM ONLY SELLING THIS BEAUTY I JUST BOUGHT A VAN DUE TO HEALTH REASONS AN PUTTING MY DAUGHTER THREW SCHOOL.THE CAR IS LOADED HEATED SEATS ON STAR XM RADIO FACTORY REMOTE START AN TWO SETS OF KEYS. THIS MONTE SS WON A SECOND PLACE TROPHY IN LATE MODEL CHEVY'S IT WAS BASED ON HOW THE CAR IS KEPT AND CARED FOR. POWER MIRRORS AN WINDOWS TINTED RAIN GUARDS MOON ROOF IT HAS IT ALL DON'T LET THIS PASS YOU BUY.I REALLY HATE TO SELL IT BUT HAVE TO!!!!.GOOD LUCK TO ALL. DEPOSIT OF 1,000.00 OF WINNING BUYER DUE IN 48 HRS. DEPOSIT NONREFUNDABLE. BALANCE DUE WITH IN 5 DAYS OF SALE . THIS MONTE HAS CLEAN CAR FAX YOU CAN CHECK. ADULT DRIVEN, BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICK UP AND SHIPPING. SOLD AS IS!!!
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