1998 Gmc Jimmy Sle Sport Utility 4-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Tomahawk, Kentucky, United States
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I originally bought this vehicle for parts but ended up fixing it up. This vehicle is used has approximately 146500 miles, I have replaced the engine with a 2000 model 4.3 it had come out of a 2000 S10 pickup, replaced intake gasket and timing chain cover and valve pan gaskets before I installed it, it had 147000 miles on it, body has some rust around under back doors some on the back bumper, if a person had a shop he could fix these places, runs great, transmission has been rebuidt, have replaced a/c compressor, charged it up and it worked great for a couple weeks has a leak I think at the gaskets on the compressor not sure but it will freeze your butt off when its working right, I've spent over 2000.00 on this vehicle just don't need it, just sitting, needs a little more TLC and a driver, would make somebody a good vehicle 20 mpg on the highway new brake pads and wheel bearings on the front, 4WD works great, fair tires and spare, have a used antilock brake unit for the vehicle I'll let go with it 700.00 new, just haven't had time to put it on.
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