99 Gmc Suburban 2500 V8 4wd Work Suv,service Truck,escort Truck,flagger Vehicle on 2040-cars
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
1999
GMC Suburban 2500 it is 4x4 has 171k miles, it is the emergency lights
on the top which people use to escort big truck with over loads. it has
the Coleman Air Conditioner on the roof, a lot lights on the sides and
power outlet please look at the pictures for more info. It is in very good condition. runs absolutely flawless. This Suburban starts,
runs & drives FLAWLESS! The transmission shifts into every gear as
smooth as butter. There are no leaks, burning, spills, noises what so
ever coming from the engine/transmission. I would not hesitate to drive
this car across the country. the title clean
Pennsylvania title. no check engine light or any light is on and no problem at all with the SUV.
The Dealership is located at Four Stars Auto Exchange 3439 Walnut Street Harrisburg PA 17109 The cosmetic condition of the suburban is better than very good condition. There is no rust anywhere. hoping for a quick sale. Please feel free to ask me any question you may have. I can be most easily contacted by phone or text message. My number is 717-203-4079 Thanks for your time and interest! |
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