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GarageScout Take
The numbered plaque and model-specific trim tie this Bravada to Oldsmobile’s final 500-unit run, giving the otherwise shared GMT360 hardware a distinct factory identity. That identity comes with exterior blemishes, a cracked windshield, worn and torn interior trim, underbody corrosion, and the conversion from rear air suspension to springs.
Strengths
- Final Edition identity with the numbered commemorative plaque and model-specific details.
- Carfax reports no accidents or mileage discrepancies.
- Recent documented work includes tires, brakes, a wheel bearing and hub assembly, and front lower ball joints.
Watch For
- Exterior chips, dents, scratches, touch-ups, and weathered exterior trim are reported.
- The windshield has a crack.
- The front seats and interior trim show wear, including a tear in the lower front passenger seat.
- Corrosion is present on some underbody components; the rear air suspension has been replaced with springs.
