2001 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Handicap Minivan on 2040-cars
Atchison, Kansas, United States
2001 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY LIMITED HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE MINIVAN This van is ready for use and in good shape for the year. Van has a clean Kansas title and for sale by owner. Van is located in Atchison ks. 32 miles NW of Kansas city (KCI airport) and willing to pick you up from the airport at time of pickup if wanted. This van can be drivin home wherever you might be located. I feel the van is definitely worth my asking price dispites its few flaws but feel free to send your best offer. I bought this van from a specility mobility dealer for $15000 in February of this year so think i'm asking a fair price as this is a limited town & country. And a very nice looking mechanically solid van. The van comes with 2 sets of keys and key fobs. Also comes with one remote that operates the power ramp. This van also has a switch on rear taillight that operates the kneel system and power ramp. The van has been undercoated to protect from rust since I purchased it. I have also added a receiver hitch to the van. The van also has a tv/dvd player in it in the rear facing the rear seat. This also has 2 wireless headsets to listen to tv/dvd. New front struts and tires were put on at time of purchase about 9k miles ago. Thank you very much for looking and your interest. This would make someone a nice handicap van as it did me. Feel free to ask any and all specific ?'s you'd like.
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