2002 Oldsmobile Bravada Base Sport Utility 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Westport, Massachusetts, United States
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i am the second owner, when i purchesed the truck it had 30,000 miles and i have owned it since. The truck is in operating condition and is my daily driver at the moment. The color is black and the interior is tan. It is fully loaded with leather, heated seats, sunroof, and power everything. The truck was backed into on the drivers side rear. It is scratched and the rear bumper has minor damage, the rear driverside brake light does have a small crack and the gas cover was torn off in the process. The truck has minor dents along with a few scratches. That was the only accident the truck has ever endured, and the damage can be seen in the photos. The truck does have new tires with less than 10,000 miles on them.It also had new plugs,valve cover gasket, and intake manifold gasket installed, also the truck was always maintained profesionally with oil changes,brakes and greasing. The truck is a v6 4.2 vortec motor with 168,000 miles on it but are mainly from highways driving back and forth to work. The truck could use some minor work but it is in working and driving condition. Interior is in decent shape no major holes or rips in the leather. Carpets are in decent shape as well as the head board. It also is equiped with hand controls for heat/ac,radio, etc. The brakes were replaced not to long ago and do have a lifetime garentee. Truck also has a trailer hitch package, and should have no problem towing mostly anything. Looking to sell the suv so i can buy a smaller vehicle so i can travel to work and school more effeciently. This truck is awesome in the snow and will go through mostly anything. I have never had any major problems with this vehicle and it has never let me down and in my opinon is a highly reliable truck. This would be a great first vehicle for someone or if someone just needs a cheap reliable truck, this is it. Thank you for bidding, good luck and god bless...
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Oldsmobile Bravada for Sale
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