2004 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 Crew Cab Pickup 4-door - As Is - Low Reserve! on 2040-cars
Bridgewater, New Jersey, United States
Here is another one of our Bridgewater Chevrolet special AS-IS vehicles! We prefer to list our vehicles online and give our customers the opportunity to buy wholesale vehicles, everyone needs a truck. Take advantage of this As-Is Avalanche, retail value is $12,050!! Our reserve is less than half of that!
Drives good, a little wear and tear on the drivers seat and some exterior wear and tear, but in very good shape for the year and mileage. 2 previous owners, accident reported on Carfax.
We must charge sales tax and motor vehicle for all NJ residents, we can process motor vehicle for all 50 states, all transactions are subject to a $499 doc fee.
Email with any questions: ebay@bridgewaterchevy.com
Very low RESERVE! Happy bidding!!
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