2004 Chevrolet Suburban

1GNEC16Z14R294073

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I purchased this vehicle in June of 2014 from an elderly couple. At the time it had only 37K miles. I used it primarily for pulling a camper for 2 years and long road trips with the family. It is in very good shape all the way around. There is one blemish on the left rear quarter panel from scraping a pole at a fast food place. ******* UPDATED 8/26/2017 ******* I have obtained a copy of the previous title that shows where the old lady erroneously checked the block which tagged this vehicle with "Exceeds Mechanical Limits". If you are interested in putting a bid on this vehicle I will gladly email that to you prior to you placing a bid. Message me here with and I will send it to you. Regards, Bruce Paterson ******* UPDATED 8/23/2017 ******* A couple of potential buyers asked me about the "Exceeds Mechanical Limits" tag on the vehicle report. I had no idea what they were referring to because there were no tags on the report when I bought it. I always check reports on any vehicle I purchase. I spoke with Virginia DMV today and it was erroneously recorded when I titled the vehicle. I'm having that document pulled so I can upload here as well. The EML tag is related to vehicles with 5 digit odometers and is recorded when they rollover from 99,999 back to 0. The truck has a 6 digit odometer, so this is absolutely an error, and sickeningly so, as it is most likely my error in checking the wrong box when I titled it. Adding salt to the wound, all DMV would be willing to do is change it to a "Not Actual" tag vice the EML, which frankly I feel would be worse. The mileage stated in this listing is accurate. The 6 digit odometer has absolutely NOT exceeded 1 million miles. Given the elderly couple bought it with 17,000 miles in June 2011 they would have had to put 340K miles a year on this truck. Kicking myself severely right now.