2002 Chevrolet Tahoe Lt Sport Utility 4-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Adrian, Michigan, United States
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2002 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 4x4 5.3 V-8
Original owner (selling for my sister) Loaded with every option excluding 3rd row seating in the rear EXCELLENT CONDITION!!! If you didn't look at the odometer, you'd swear it had only 20K miles. No joke. Paint has been washed and waxed regularly. Beautiful dark metallic green...pics don't do it justice! There is one door ding on the passenger rear door (see pic). Check out the pics of the seats...it tells how nice it is. She is very small so there is virtually no wear on the driver's seat or other seats. The chrome Silverado SS wheels (summer wheels) are 22 inches with no curb rash. No peeling of the chrome. Tires are at least 60% The factory wheels have virtually no corrosion, so that tells you this has been a well cared for Michigan truck (we use salt on our roads). Those tires are 85% and the second set (exact factory replacements). She has been a meticulous owner since new, never spent a night outside, always garaged. She loves her Tahoe but has a job now that requires travel and needs to buy something smaller. I do have about 100 pics of it, can email some if you need to see something else Any questions, I've known it since new: Tom (517) 605-8528 |
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