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Cadillac Escalade on 2040-parts.com

US $2,100.00
Location:

Jacksonville, Florida, US

Jacksonville, Florida, US
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This is a year 2000 4x4 Cadillac Escalade that is in good condition! It has nice rims and Michelin tires all the way around that are in great shape. It has the dvd/vcr 6cd changer tv installed on it already it needs a new screen for the tv part of it but besides that it works perfectly! It is power locks and windows and all of them work. It has normal expected wear on the interior as you can tell from the pitcures. The 4x4 works perfectly also, it has 176,968 miles on it, it has been keep up to date on all the oil changes and services.
All in all you will be getting a great Cadillac

Local pick up only

For any questions Call or text Leon at 850-371-0789 Thanks and have a great day!

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