1996 Gmc Yukon Suv-110,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: GMC
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Model: Yukon
Mileage: 110,000
Trim: BROWN
1996 YUKON WITH LOW MILES. I BOUGHT THIS IN 2010 FROM THE MAN WHO BOUGHT IT FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER. IT HAD 70,00 MILES ON IT WHEN I BOUGHT IT. BROWN EXTERIOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE OVERALL! NO DENTS, NOT WRECKED, ONLY ONE SMALL RUST BUBBLE ON THE BACK REAR PANEL. INTERIOR IS ALSO NEAR PERFECT AND VERY CLEAN! NO TEARS, CRACKS, OR PROBLEMS. SEATS ARE IN GREAT CONDITION! CARPET IS ALSO STILL VERY NICE. AIR WORKS GOOD, HEAT WORKS GOOD....EVERYTHING WORKS ON THIS VEHICLE FINE! I HAVE DRIVEN IT ALL OVER THE COUNTRY FROM CHICAGO, TO VIRGINIA, TO SOUTH CAROLINA WITH NO PROBLEMS! USES NO OIL, AND RUNS GREAT! I HAVE PULLED AN ANTIQUE CAR ON A TRAILER WITH IT LAST YEAR! THE ONLY ISSUE IS THAT THE FRAME DOES HAVE SOME RUST PROBLEMS....I HAVE SHOWED THIS IN THE PICTURES. IT HAD THIS WHEN I BOUGHT IT, AND HAS NOT BEEN A PROBLEM. AT SOME POINT, IT WILL NEED SOME WELDING DONE TO A FEW SPOTS. FRAME OVERALL STILL APPEARS TO BE STRONG. I AM MOVING IN WITH MY GIRLFRIEND, AND WE HAVE 5 VEHICLES, AND ROOM FOR 4, SO, FORCED TO SELL ONE. SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY, OR GUARANTEE.
On Feb-22-13 at 14:23:59 PST, seller added the following information:
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