2007 GMC YUKON DENALI, AWD super nice ride. Runs and Drives Great. Big 6.2L LS Motor, Factory 2" receiver hitch and 7 pole tow plug. More pictures coming on 7/25/26
This vehicle has third row seating and still some room behind that.
New 10" Android radio properly installed so that the steering wheel buttons all work to control it. It is also a touch screen so it can be easily controlled by the passenger as well. The radio features i-go built in gps navigation but if you prefer you can also use your android phone or iphone to sync up the apple maps or google maps from you phone. Also has hands free calling with the built in mic and caller is heard through car speakers. GPS directions are also heard through the speakers.
Touch button rear lift gate on console and key fob for hands free opening to load
Third row seating. All of the leather seats are perfect the exception of two small tears in the drivers seat bottom.
That seat bottom is also available on ebay at a very reasonable price.
Lots of new parts...
New front brakes
one new front caliper
New front Struts
New rear air shocks (set up old school w/schrader vavle)
New TCM
Trans fully serviced
Oil changed
Ice cold air
Has rear air but it has been blocked off. Will work with rear lines replaced. They cost about $150.
Ready to go
Note: Yes, this vehicle does have some rust, however it is mostly not visible. The doors are good and wheel wells are all solid. On both sides the rocker panel have begun to rust through behind the doors where you cant see it until you open the doors. I covered that area with some chromed aluminum trim. The kind that has the 3m adhesive. I also added some screws to make sure it stays put. Looks pretty good. On the drivers side there was a hole about 3 x 3 inches down low between the rear door and the rear wheel opening. I cut out the rust and painted it well and then covered it over with a piece of aluminum and the painted it with duplicolor matching paint. Looks okay but obviously I'm no body man. Its on there good, not going any where, pop riveting and screwed on. A guy that knows how to use body filler could certainly make it better but it really needs a patch panel installed there.
