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1988 Gmc Jimmy S-15 4wd, Standard, W/ Meyer E-47 Hydraulic Snow Plow on 2040-cars

US $1,500.00
Year:1988 Mileage:92415
Location:

Haydenville, Massachusetts, United States

Haydenville, Massachusetts, United States

I am selling this vehicle that I have owned for 16 years. I have used it as a utility vehicle and to plow my own driveway, driving it only about 500 miles per year. The odometer reads less than 93,000 miles. Over the 16 years that I have owned the vehicle, I have replaced many parts. The clutch, brake lines, fuel tank, and fuel lines were all replaced within the last two years. Other repairs since I have owned the vehicle include new upholstery (front seats, cargo area, and headliner), heater core, alternator, and instrument cluster. There are also 4 like-new tires on aluminum wheels and a like-new full-sized spare. The 4WD shifts smoothly, with a center-mounted transfer case; not one of those old models where you had to manually turn the hubs on the wheels. The body, on the other hand, needs lots of work. As the photos show, there is quite a bit of rust on both sides, as well as the wheel well and front fender area on the driver's side.

The vehicle comes with a Meyer E-47 hydraulic snow plow (that is in very good condition), with a 6.5 ft. plow blade and an extra cutting edge. As I have said, I have only used it to plow my own driveway. It has never plowed commercially.

The vehicle is located in Western Massachusetts. Unless you are located in Western or Central Massachusetts, Southern Vermont, Western New York, or Northern Connecticut, be prepared to make all arrangements to have the vehicle delivered to another region.

The plow, tires, and wheels alone are worth more than what you will pay!

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