Vehicle Description
This is the end of an era. The 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe two-door was
the last model year for the short-wheelbase two-door full-size SUV.
And the single-owner of this one must have known that because he
ordered this 4x4 with all the best options and even has an
impressive paperwork file. It makes for a terrific babied classic
that's also a capable SUV.
There's just something a lot more fun about a two-door big SUV. We
love the K5 Blazers because they really put the "Sport" in
Sport-Utility Vehicle, and the last few years they carried the
Tahoe name. So this one has the most modern style that Chevy has
ever put to these SUVs to date. But more than just a standout for
its rarity, this one will grab attention for its level of
preservation. The Light Pewter Metallic and Copper Metallic
two-tone has a terrific sense of premium style. It's almost like
the last light on a desert sunset. And the desert idea is part of
the appeal, too. This was ordered new in Tempe, Arizona, and it
appears to be an ultra-desirable life-long Arizona car. Rivaling
the paint for shine is all the brightwork on the grille, bumpers,
full-length side trim, and LS-package 16-inch alloys. And because
this is a premium future classic, it comes with all the best
factory features, including dark tinting, a luggage rack, and
trailer hitch.
A one-owner car also means quite a nice stock interior. The
comfortable cloth seating offers plush buckets, and the driver's
one even power adjusts for the ideal long-haul driving position. A
loaded modern classic like this means you never go wanting for
features. It includes ice-cold factory air conditioning, keyless
entry, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, a cup holder
center console, cruise control, electric rear defogger, and the
factory AM/FM/cassette stereo with a separate CD. Plus, modern
features also mean modern safety with anti-lock brakes and dual
front airbags. The benefit of a full-size SUV means there's plenty
of room for adults in the rear, and the back double doors swing
wide to swallow even large cargo items. So this is a true classic
that's truly useful.
Under the hood is the 5.7-liter fuel-injected V8. The Vortec motor
looks like a powerful time capsule - just like the rest of this
SUV. And on a one-owner Tahoe with this level of care, it's hard to
believe that this tidy motor is anything but the factory original.
So when you have such good care and the reputation of this
generation of Chevy trucks, you know the mileage on the odometer
feels basically like the break-in mileage. Plus, while the
ultra-clean undercarriage looks like this one never left the
pavement, it's a true SUV built to get down and dirty when you want
it. The automatic transfer case turns this into a go-anywhere 4x4
with a locking rear axle. There's even an HD towing package that
includes an aux transmission cooler. So we bet you're already
imagining doing everything from going to the boat ramp to finding a
far away campsite. But even if you just use this one for grocery
runs, you'll appreciate features like the power steering,
four-wheel disc brakes, and four-speed automatic transmission with
highway-friendly overdrive.
The sale comes complete with impressive paperwork that includes the
original window sticker, factory buildsheet, dealer invoice, bill
of sale, owner's manual packet, and extensive maintenance records.
So this might be your only chance at such a great-looking surviving
example of a rare final-year SUV. And since it's so affordable, you
might want to hurry if you want to take it home. Call today!!!
