Top price for a 2004 Suburban 1500 LT is around $11,000 for excellent condition with LOW mileage. The higher the mileage the lower the asking price. The best I could come up with is 145K miles, looks good condition for $4500. You can get a crate engine for around $3500 ready to run. These are gas hogs remember. But if it is what you want, ask to drop the price to cover the cost of a drop in crate engine. Something this old will need a lot of replacement parts. Shocks, hoses, filters, belts, timing belts, wheel bearings, and some electronic things may also go out. So be prepared. If you want it, go for it, but with that high mileage, ask for a price drop.
The interior and exterior is immaculate if there is any doubt is the high mileage.... I think it's mostly highway miles...
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I noticed a clean nice looking 2008 Chevy Suburban. the main problem I have is that it has 140k mile on it and its only 5 years old. that 28 a year. carfax gives it one owner and no accidents on file...
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