2001 Chevrolet S-10

V6

Automatic

1GCCS19W718200235

Clear

Gasoline

2001 Chevy S10 Extreme Extended Cab, V6 Only just over 109K miles (less than 10K a year), Navy Blue with Gray Stripes, Extended cab with 3rd jump seat in back. Remote keyfob start, Soft bed cover, Professionally installed spray bedliner (receipt), very fast V6 engine, Positrac rearend (it grabs with the low profile performance tires) AT, power everything, rear sliding window, very well maintained vehicle (I have most maintenance records from previous owners including oil changes). I was told the brakes were just replaced recently. While the brakes were changed the ABS sensor was damaged. So the lights are on in the dash. But he is a mechanic and told me they work fine just was damaged. All I know is that the truck stops fine and appears to work just as they should. The interior on the truck is near perfect with no rips or tears. Also it has never been smoked in. I am the third owner and I know the other 2 owners. The first lady who bought the truck had it until 2006 and only put 30K miles on the truck. The second owner was an older gentleman who drove an hour each way to work mostly highway miles up till when I bought it 4 months ago. I have put about 3500 miles on it myself. The truck runs like it is brand new. I bought the truck for my son who is turning 16 soon. However, his grades have slipped so the truck is up for sale. Anyway, the KBB value is around $6500 without the bed cover, remote start, and the bedliner. I'm settling for much less than that. Don't need a 4th vehicle. ThanksOn Oct-07-12 at 20:36:06 PDT, seller added the following information: **********UPDATE*********** Just lowered the reserve price!!! Trust me this truck is well worth every dime!! Don't let $700 ruin your chance to own this great truck. I just had my mechanic friend look at it again (thinking of keeping it)and he stated the truck runs top notch. He gave me prices for the replacement of the ABS sensor is around $50. He told me he didn't feel right charging me for fixing the sensor cause it is something I can do real quick for a lot less myself.