LTZ 4x4 w/ sunroof, navigation, & rearview camera + rebuilt trans!

2007 Chevrolet Avalanche LTZ Description

2007 Chevy Avalanche LTZ

• 4x4 w/ sunroof, navigation, & rearview camera
• Summit white w/ "titanium" gray interior
• Upscale LTZ trim = keyless entry, full power, leather seats, dual zone automatic climate control, parking assist, power adjustable pedals, Bose radio, etc
• 20" chrome plated wheels
• 187,800 miles
• 3GNFK12387G248835
• KBB says $14,000 suggested retail

Very clean & more complete than most:

• Clean title, clean Autocheck, clean inside & out!
• Original owners manuals
• Navigation DVD
• TWO keys w/ remotes
• Complete jack tool set
• GM factory rubber floor mats
• All power outlet covers intact & HVAC controls show no wear
• Center console organizer (GM accessory)

Service history = ~$4000 value:

• GREAT matching Hankook tires w/ 80% tread
• Recent battery, tune-up, lube & oil change
  
• Full brake fluid flush & new brake pads
• Recent oil pan gasket + all new trans cooler lines
• HD trans cooler upgrade kit (from GM)
• Transmission overhauled by GM dealer 46k miles ago
• new rubber baffles at radiator
• new DRL, TS, & marker bulbs
• new evap solenoid & fuel tank vapor sensor
• new oil pressure gauge sender
• one new decklid release handle
• Various receipts included

Ready to go! Drives better than others I have seen with half the mileage. Runs great - no codes. Wheels are aftermarket (chrome) and do not have TPMS sensors - and so the tire light is on. Sensors can be added for ~$100. The rear air shock system does not work but is not critical either - it only activates to level a heavy load (say 500 lb+). The shocks are "air over oil" and the oil part works fine like any regular shock. The air system can be rebuilt for ~ $400. This problem is typical of any LTZ truck of this age (non-LTZ models do not have the air system). There is minor transfer case gear whine above 30 mph due to mileage but everything works fine, zero trouble.

Keep in mind this truck is 10 years old and has 187k miles; it is not brand new and does show minor wear. Any truck this old is going to have flaws. My price is very low, in consideration of the flaws. Most trucks don't have near the amount of recent service that has been done to this truck. It is ready to go as is; the remaining details are elective based on your needs / preferences. Perfect trucks cost $20,000-30,000 or more. Original MSRP was around $46k. You won't find another LTZ w/ rearview camera close to this price - come take a look!!

Located in Brentwood / Franklin / Cool Springs area behind Ravenwood HS.
Clean TN title in hand. I need cash - NO trades! If you are looking to buy one at wholesale - go to a dealer auction... and expect to spend what I already did to make it nice