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Location??

 

I sold one last year and shipping is killer on them

 

 

b07f8ff1b02bf92735d2b8217a2a0be7.jpg not sure what to ask because i have not seen one for sale yet. So make an offer.


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commented on your other forsale post but just came across this, very interested and I'm pretty local. PMing you now

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I didn't want to be a dick but all the parts from Gmapartsdirect can be got for around 550

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I didn't want to be a dick but all the parts from Gmapartsdirect can be got for around 550

 

:thumbs: - Id be interested in something south of that if you decide to ship..

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Oohh. This is only a couple hours away from me.

 

Parts brand new are only $500, give or take a few pennies. Let me ponder this for a minute. Wanna PM a realistic price for a local pickup?

 

 

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Oohh. This is only a couple hours away from me.

 

Parts brand new are only $500, give or take a few pennies. Let me ponder this for a minute. Wanna PM a realistic price for a local pickup?

 

 

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He offered it to me for $400, we set up a time to meet that night and a couple hours before, text me that someone had offered him $500 for it so I passed on it since it can be had brand new for a few bucks more, this one didn't have the harness either

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Crappy to sell it from under a person like that. That says a lot about a person....

was selling for a buddy along with his front driver seat. Wasn't my call. It was removed from his truck for wheel chair access. I apologize to guy who wanted it. I let him know the circumstances, but apparently he wanted to blast me to make me look like the bad guy.

 

 

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It was "free" if it worked in my truck. But it wasnt worth the hassle to me so i never had use for it.

 

 

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