2002 Chevrolet Tracker Base Sport Utility 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Julian, California, United States
This is an off road project car, or potential dinghy (although it is not set up to be towed yet, dinghy is a common use of a Tracker.) It is the Chevy branded cousin of the Suzuki Vitara, with Manual 5 speed transmission, traditional 4 wheel drive (2WD, 4WD and 4LO.) It is in fair mechanical condition (actually running quite well), but has high mileage (almost 269,000) and currently needs new tires/alignment etc. Many dings, some weather stripping is loose too (see pictures) and uses some oil. Original owner. Bronze Mist is the factory color. It has taken us places that no small SUV really should, and the underside and some of the body dings demonstrate this! Again, this is a project, a beater, a low cost dinghy, or a just a tough small SUV to keep on your dirt road access property that will get you into town when you don't want to drive you nicer vehicles through mud, washouts, or snow. Pick up only at rural location in Southern California. (Julian.)
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