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2002 Gmc Safari Sle Passenger Van on 2040-cars

US $5,995.00
Year:2002 Mileage:88490
Location:

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

WHETHER YOUR VEHICLE IS SHIPPED DOOR-TO-DOOR OR I PICK YOU UP AT EITHER FT. LAUDERDALE OR WEST PALM BEACH AIRPORT YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED AT THE CONDITION OF THIS VEHICLE!

This is a 2002 GMC Safari SLE passenger van. It has a gas 4.3 engine and an automatic transmission. This van is equipped with an am/fm radio, a cd player, power windows, doors, mirrors, and a dual air conditioning system that is very cold. The tires are 215/75/15 and in good condition. This van has traveled only 88,490 miles, and also has a clean carfax.

For more information, please call:

Nick at 954-873-2078

Terms of Sale

We reserve the right to end this listing at anytime should the vehicle no longer be available for sale. The following terms of sale apply to all of our listings. We accept non refundable deposits of $500 via paypal, check, or money order. Please phone before sending a deposit. It is the CUSTOMER’S responsibility to have any and all items for sale inspected prior to delivery. M&M Motors makes every effort to have items researched and inspected prior to sale but makes no warranty as to the condition implied or expressed. Our ebay feedback is 100% and for a good reason. We describe cars very accurately; however, your interpretation may be different from ours. We will gladly assist with any questions and can help you to arrange for inspections. All legal matters including mediation and lawsuits are governed by Florida law and must be executed in Palm Beach County, Florida. By purchasing ANY of our advertised cars, trucks, bikes, and boats, you agree and understand completely that the car is being sold AS IS - so please have the car inspected should you have any concerns as to the mechanical or cosmetic conditions to the vehicle. Thank you.

Please read our Detailed Terms of Sale before placing your bid.

 

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