2006 Trailblazer Ss, Black On Black, Awd Thousands In New Parts! on 2040-cars
Scottsville, Kentucky, United States
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2006 Trailblazer SS. 6.0l auto trans. AWD. New Michelin tires. Black leather interior. Steering wheel radio controls. Ipod connection. 2 owner, NO ACCIDENTS! Paint is an 8 out of 10. There are are a few minor scratches and one small place on the passenger side rear 1/4 at the Tail light. Barely noticeable. Interior is a 9-10. Black leather. Steering wheel radio controls. 2SS package. Every option but sunroof and XM. The power button on the radio is faded. There is also an Ipod/Iphone interface cable installed. This SS runs and drives EXCELLENT. I hate to sell it, but need to get rid of the payment. Delivery is available for a fee, email me for a quote! Also, there IS a lein on this vehicle at Wells Fargo. I have the title in hand but the buyer will have to wait on the lein release. Check my feedback rating and buy with confindence. You will not be disappointed! |
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