2011 Gmc Savana Cargo Awd 5.3 Flex Tow Package Style Package Pl Pw Mint Cond 42k on 2040-cars
Clinton, Ohio, United States
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I special ordered this van new back in April of 2011. I've only put 42K miles on it since it was new. Never had any issues with it, I love this van. I blacked out the taillights and wheels to give it a sinister look. I randomly use the van to haul my band equipment to gigs and that's it. There are a couple of dings, but nothing noticeable. It's really in excellent condition.
I got divorced and remarried. The van is in mine and my ex-wife's name. I will need to pay off the van with the sale money so the title will be mailed to you directly from the bank. My current wife needs a new car so i need to sell this, but I'd prefer not to trade in this van. It's custom ordered and unique, and a dealership won't know what to do with it. This has been my favorite ride, but it just makes sense to sell it. I'm an open book on this, so if you have any questions just ask! It really is a perfect vehicle. No rust, no problems, in excellent condition. I'm the original owner, I've always stayed up on the maintenance, and it's just a beautiful van. |
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