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2002 Chevrolet Suburban LT 1500 4X4 5.3L V-8 (325cu) flex fuel option on this so can run E85 or gas,

285hp, auto, 3.73 rear end, rear lift gate (not barn doors), leather, heated seats, 2nd row bucket seats w 3rd

row bench, sunroof, factory towing package (transmission cooler) & hitch, loaded has every option except auto ride suspension and drop down TV with DVD player. Exterior color pewter, Interior gray and charcoal, with gray leather seats

 

Has four new BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A tires LT-265-75R-16, new front rotors & pads (2weeks ago), new battery (10/31/07) and spring of 2007 at 98,000 miles new plugs, wires, fuel filter, PCV valve, and four Rancho shocks.

 

Vehicle is in excellent condition inside and out, non smoker, one owner vehicle that was bought new, ($43,000 sticker price), has 107,000 miles on it most of it is highway miles .

 

Call Brian at (330) 872-3398 at home or (330)715-3772 at cell located in Newton Falls, Ohio 44444

 

can email additional photo to you [email protected]

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