Only 92k Repairable Salvage Needs Engine Rebuildable Flood Damage on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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This truck has a salvage title. It will have to be repaired and inspected as required by your sate before it can be registered. We bought the truck from an insurance company in the condition you see it in the pictures. This was a fresh water flood claim vehicle. The engine will need replaced. It may also need electrical work. We are not sure. There is a water smell in the truck. There has been at least some water into the carpet. We can't tell how much water though. The power windows, blower motor, power locks, mirrors etc are all working fine. The only things we can tell are not working is the radio and the back and forth sliding action on the driver's seat. It clicks and sometimes moves, but it feels stuck. It moves up and down fine. The passenger side power seat works fine. The transmission looks fine. It's a pretty clean truck overall.
Send me an email with a zip code for a shipping quote. Ohio buyers only must pay sales tax and a $199 title/doc fee. Sold as is. Call 216 759 4444. 8am-6pm M-S. |
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