2003 Chevrotet S-10 Extreme 6 Cylinder Automatic on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
This is a 2003 Chevy S-10 Extreme that is in good mechanical condition, the transmission and engine is in top shape. This car has about 113,000 miles, the air-condition is good for the current weather summer time, the heater is excellent, the stereo system is not perfect has some problem but plays. The body is perfect in some areas as can see on the pictures, there are little dents with some scratches all over, some are visible and some are not. The car is 6-cly votech, all the window and electrical parts of this car are fully functional, the interior of the car is good no tear and wear. I bought this car to use as personal car, but the body man messed it up, let my loss, be your gain. I am selling it as it is, but at below the market value for a car of this beauty. The four tires are good, it has a rebuilt title and current tag. Has no housing for the fan, but car drive well without any problem. The car has anti-lock brake, driver and passenger air bags, cruise control, extended cab, two wheel drive. I have tried as a good Christian to give you, the buyer the best I know about this mine car, if you have any question please ask before you bid.
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