1997 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4x4

This 1997 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4x4 is pretty close to the most expensive Suburban you could buy in 1997, a 2500-series with the largest Chevy V-8 and the LT package with high-back leather bucket seats. The seller, its documented second owner, believes that the Suburban's odometer reading of 59,650 miles is accurate; that number is corroborated by the provided Carfax report. For 1997, the largest engine available was the Vortec 7400 454-cu.in. V-8 that provided 290 hp and 410 lb-ft of torque, more pulling power than was afforded by the available diesel that year, and this Suburban was ordered with it.- that the engine fires quickly and has no smoke from the exhaust, or leaks when it's parked. It is coupled to a 4L80-E four-speed automatic transmission with overdrive, which the seller reports shifts smoothly and has no leaks. This Suburban also offers four-wheel drive, that works -perfectly- . - the Quicksilver Metallic paint on this Suburban to be original, adding that the first owner had the truck in North Carolina, and as a result there appears to be no rust on the body. He calls out some minor chips on the hood and an almost undetectable dent on the tail gate in the rear and left rear passenger door. The chrome grille and bumpers appear to have no pitting or rust, per the provided photos. The black rubber trim appears to be in good condition, with no damage. There's some slight fading on the black molding near the rear glass, but nothing concerning. The only obvious modifications outside are a Class III receiver hitch and wiring harness at the rear, and a set of full-length running boards. - The Suburban has the A95 LT Package, which included this gray leather upholstery on high-back bucket seats up front. The leather on the front seats has some visible creasing and some cracks between the creases. The removable third row appears to have no damage, per the photos. The cargo area shows a bit of wear on the hard plastic finish, but no stains on the carpet. The dash appears to be in good condition, with no cracks or other damage. The only significant modification appears to be a trailer brake controller mounted under the dash. The audio system appears to be the original Chevrolet head unit. The truck has working air conditioning. - The truck has power steering, which appears to have no leaks. The suspension was last serviced in August 2019, when it was lubricated.- that the bushings appear to be in good condition and the power-assisted brakes stop the vehicle well. The steel wheels have center caps and trim rings, and appear to have no damage. The seller mentions that the tires were replaced in June 2021, and have approximately 1,000 miles since replacement. Additional paperwork includes a Carfax vehicle history report showing ownership. Along with the sale, the seller will provide two key fobs and the original storage bags. If you're in the market for a classic GMT400 Suburban with reportedly low mileage and original paint, this 1997 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4x4 may be what you're after.