1996 Suburban Sle 4x4, 148k Miles, Once Owned By Pop Evil Band's Matt Dirito on 2040-cars
Niles, Michigan, United States
1996 GMC Suburban SLE, K1500, SUV, 4x4, 4wd StarCraft conversion. Ready to do 4x4 driving in that winter snow. Can switch on the fly from 2 wheel drive to 4 wheel drive high while moving at 5 to 20 mph. Must put in neutral for 4 low. All maintenance including tuneup, wires, spark plugs, filters and brakes has been done recently at great cost. I had not expected to sell but circumstances change. Very smooth and quiet running with a good muffler and pipes. Fully loaded with available options, black exterior, brown interior, very smooth running 5.7 L Vortec SFI sequential fuel injection engine, 148,846 miles. This vehicle was owned by Matt DiRito of the band Pop Evil, no lie. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_Evil A copy of the title with Matt DiRito's signature comes with the vehicle. The Starcraft conversion package originally worth $19,000 comes with a stereo, entertainment system and lots of interior lights. There are separate headphone jacks for TV and stereo so band members can occupy themselves. Of course it has a tow package for towing the band's trailer.
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