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2005 Chevrolet Chevy Ssr 6 Speed Manual Yellow Low Miles Corvette Powered on 2040-cars

US $26,990.00
Year:2005 Mileage:32900
Location:

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States

Are you content with average? Favorable to the normal routine? Does the burble of an American V8 give you a headache instead of goosebumps? I see. The Honda dealer would love to hear from you.

Still reading?  Excellent.  You've got fine taste. Let's don't beat around the bush here...you're in the market for a production hard-top-convertible-pickup-truck-roadster. You already know that this model year is powered by a voracious LS2 Corvette motor. You've undoubtedly ticked the box on eBay so that all of the sissy automatic gearboxes don't clutter your hunt for what is arguably one of the most interesting production vehicles in automotive history; a real-life Hot Wheels car that you can drive...and drive you will.

Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to present this 2005 Chevrolet SSR, in excellent condition, with under 32,900 miles. If the Slingshot Yellow hasn't grabbed your attention, the burble of the Magnaflow dual-cat system will. 

Let the wind flow through your hair as you tell this machine what gear you want to be in, all the while spoiling your luggage in a carpeted cargo bed area.  

This truck has been maintained with Mobil 1 synthetic oil (changed less than 3 months ago), has had a recent full service (all fluids flushed/replaced) and brand has 2 brand new tires.

This truck has every option, including heated and power leather seats, Bose 6-disc CD, factory auxiliary gauge cluster, chrome wheels, carpet-and-wood grain bed lining and running boards.  

The truck runs strong, sounds fantastic, and, of course, the power folding hard top functions without a hiccup.

This truck turns heads like no other.  I hate to see it go, but sometimes things in a man's life change and he needs more than 2 seats.  Thankfully, you only need 2.  Trust me, they'll fit you like a glove.  
This truck has been loved, maintained, and will be missed.  Help me to find this deserving, future classic a home.

Give me a call or email and let's make a deal. Happy motoring.

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