2006 Chevy Trailblazer No Reserve on 2040-cars
Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, United States
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UP FOR SALE 2006 Chevy Trailblazer Ls Rear Wheel Drive Smoke Free No Abs or Check Engine Light 95,438 Miles No Reserve Pennsylvania Salvage Title Vehicle was well taken care of for 95k mile Services done on time, 90% tread on the tires Engine and transmission run smooth with out any problems Details: This car has a Pennsylvania salvage title due to light hail damage. From what I can see all that needs to be replaced is the front windshield, hood is damaged but is salvageable which means it can be repaired. Other than that this Suv runs and drives with no problems perfect fixer upper. As far as the Pa salvage title in order to receive an reconstructed title then which you can register and insure the car the windshield just has to be changed and your ready to go. (This only applies for Pa residents, I have an auto tag place that can issue the salvage inspection and register the car same day on the spot.) FeaturesInterior FeaturesFront Seats
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\ Contact Information: Mohamed Mariko Cell-610-504-6314 Email-mhmdmrk@yahoo.com Policy: This vehicle is sold as is. $500.00 deposit is 48hr after the auction is over. This vehicle is used please realize you will have your normal wear and tear. Serious Bidders Only ! |
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