2005 Gmc Savana 11 Passenger Used Van With A/c! (154744-in) on 2040-cars
Whitestown, Indiana, United States
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2005
GMC Savana 11 Passenger Used Van with
A/C! (154744-IN) Stock
Number: 154744-IN Year: 2005 Make: GMC Model: Savana Engine: 6 Transmission: Auto Brakes: Hydraulic Fuel: Gas Mileage: 188,390 Capacity: 11 Passenger VIN: 1GJHG35U251187330 Running
Condition: Average Overall
Condition: Average Additional
Details This
Van has Air Conditioning, Anti-Lock Brakes, & Air Bags! Please call for
more details! Mileage shown
is representative at time of listing. Total mileage may have changed since
original posting. We do not disclose
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we will only accept up to $1,000.00 credit card payment on this vehicle Se Habla
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8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. (CST) Saturday - 8:00
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warranty with this vehicle. We have done
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Whitestown, IN 46075. Buyer will be
responsible for arranging and paying for all shipping charges. We can assist
you in finding a shipping company, but we will not become involved in the
shipping process. Call ahead pick
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within 3 days after close of auction. Delivery must
occur within 10 days after close of auction. All buyers Have to Pay
7% Sales Tax.
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