2004 Gmc Safari Base Standard Cargo Van 3-door 4.3l Funeral Home Owned on 2040-cars
Medical Lake, Washington, United States
Up for your consideration is a 2004 GMC Safari AWD cargo van. This van has been owned by our funeral home since new, and has always been maintained at the dealer. The odometer currently shows 153,xxx miles. This van is used and shows some wear. The driver side seat has a small rip in it, both rear doors have vertical creases in them due to the doors being opened too far, and the airbag lights remains on due to a computer issue. We were quoted $600 for the airbag light to be fixed, but it is not something that needs done for the vehicle to function properly. At 135,333 miles we had both of the idler arms replaced, an alignment was done, we replaced both of the motor mounts, bought new tires, had a tune up done, the differential was serviced, a transmission service was done, we replaced the front shocks, replaced the front brake pads and resurfaced the rotors and we also had the radiator replaced. The van runs great and is very dependable vehicle. This would be perfect for a funeral home needing to add an additional first call vehicle to their fleet. It also has no problem getting around in the snow with the all wheel drive. Please note that the embellishments on the top and the cots will be removed prior to the sale, the rear tray will stay with the vehicle. If you have any questions about the van we would be more than happy to answer them for you. You can call our office and ask for Jay or Jeremy. Our toll free phone number is (800) 475-0136. |
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You can find details on those and more findings in the press release below.