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1997 Chevy Tahoe Sport 2-door Black, Grey Leather! Excellent! Rare! on 2040-cars

US $7,995.00
Year:1997 Mileage:119500
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You are bidding on my 'One-of-a-Kind' 1997 Chevy Tahoe 4WD Sport 2-Door w/ Vortec 255hp 5.7L engine, Automatic Transmission. The pictures speak for themselves.
Fully Loaded w/ Excellent Grey Leather & Every Available Option in 1997
Cold A/C, Towing Package, Push-button 4WD, Tinted Windows, HID's
Upgraded 20" black Powder-Coated 2010 Tahoe OEM Rims
It has a Hornet Alarm System w/ all of the gadgets...2-way Remote, Keyless Entry, Window Controls, Remote Start, Etc.
It only has 119k Original Miles! Runs Strong! Looks Awesome! No Rot/Rust!
Clean Title, No Accidents, Religiously Routinely Serviced (oil changes, brakes, fluids, etc). Adult Owned, Babied and Never Abused!!
Asking $7995.00

Believe me, it gets looks, admiration and questions every time I take it out!!

Serious Inquiries Only!! 

**Please Read**

Serious Inquiries Only!! Chevrolet/GM stopped making the 2-Door Tahoe in 1999 so these are becoming more and more rare and very hard to find, especially in this shape with these miles (an average of 7000 miles a year). Remember, it is a 17-18 year old vehicle and it is not in showroom condition (nor should anyone expect it to be). The paint still shines nice for its age (would probably shine even more with a good detailing!). It does have some very small minor dings and a small dent in the molding at the bottom of the passenger door (see close-up pics...its hard to see but I did my best...I can take more pics upon request). These minor imperfections are normal for the age, but I am just trying to fully describe it so as to not deceive anyone. I am an honest seller and I urge you to contact me and I will answer any questions you may have. I have already factored these imperfections into my price. I am very reluctant to sell it and I don't need to sell it, so please be respectful and don't bother me with low-ball offers (I certainly will not entertain them). This is my 3rd vehicle and I don't get a chance to drive it that often (maybe a few thousand miles a year). I figure that someone else can enjoy it instead of it mostly sitting in my garage. Again, this Tahoe is one-of-a-kind so please do not waste my time (or purchase) if you do not have the money. I do not want to hear about book values, etc. I am well aware of what these 2-door Tahoes' are selling for. I don't wish to offend anybody, but I have heard many stories of people clicking "buy-it-now" and not completing the transaction. Please ask any and all questions before purchasing, offering, etc. 

A $500.00 Paypal Deposit is required within 24 hours of auction ending. Cash Only in person for remaining balance. I will physically assist (meet the transport company, etc) with any shipping arrangements, but any shipping, transporting, fees, etc. is at the expense of the buyer. 

Feel free to email me with any questions you may have about my Tahoe. More pics are available upon request. Low-Ball Offers will be Ignored. Thanks.

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