2004 Chevrolet Ssr Base Convertible 2-door 5.3l Only 4,616 Miles!!! on 2040-cars
Smithtown, New York, United States
I am selling my wife's 2004 SSR we purchased new. (original owner)
The only changes have been the oil and a new battery! ONLY 4,616 miles! Extras include: Wind Screen Wood Bed Slats Tow Package Running Boards Heated Seats Retractable Convertible Roof Bose Premium Stereo 6 CD Changer Original Window Sticker and all supporting literature I am listing this for my neighbor who does not have an eBay account, I know cars, you can search my history, I've sold many cars from a 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air show car to a 1991 convertible BMW and many in between. This car is so clean its ridiculous!!! We went over this car from top to bottom, everything works, the only defect we found is a small ding on the drivers side front fender, I took a photo (see in pics) with a dollar bill next to it so that you can see the actual size of the ding. (approx 1/3") If you have any questions, you can call/text my Neighbor Lou (the owner) @ 631-553-1211 We reserve the right to end this listing early, as this car is for sale locally as well. Thanks For Looking |
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