Title in hand, ready to go.

Super charged. It is pretty quick off the starting line.

Some front end work needs to be done on the car according to Les Schwab. They mentioned the following:

1. Rack and pinion -leaking

2. Tie Rods -have movement

3. Lower control arms -have movement

4. Right front hub -making noise

5. Right front CV Axle Boot -torn & leaking

6. Left front wheel -cracked

7. Alignment needed after parts replaced

8. Tires are "old" and should be replaced

9. Shocks and trucks are "old"

They "found" things I didn't even guess were an issue. :D

The windshield is cracked, back window tint is peeling, not all doors unlock with keyless entry.

Sunroof is fully functional and does not leak.

It passes emissions. it runs, it drives. Would make a good commuter car, although I would recommend that you treat this as a project car.

This has a rebuilt title. Even so, it has been pretty reliable during the time I have owned it and my brother before me.

Recently replaced the alternator, the fuse box holder, windshield washer tubing, cabin blower motor. I get regular oil changes. Got the recalls completed at a Chevy dealership a few months ago.

I have a replacement front end splash guard that needs to be installed. It will be in the trunk for the new owner to install.

You can take it for a test drive, or you can have it inspected by your mechanic, but I will need to take a picture of your driver's license and proof of insurance first.

Moving to another city and don't have the space for this car.