2003 Dodge Caravan - 7 Passenger Van Runs Excellent - No Reserve!! on 2040-cars
Waverly, New York, United States
Up For Your Consideration is a:
2003 Dodge Caravan - Engine is 3.3 V6 with Automatic Transmission. This Van runs Excellent & is Very quiet. Has Cold A/C. Rear Seats are removable. Van has Power Windows & Power Door Locks. Van also comes with a CD/Cassette AM/FM Radio and Works Well. Vehicle will come with a Current NYS Inspection & will also pass other State Inspections. Turn Signals do not turn off automatically, they have to be turned off Manually. I have gone through this Van from Front to Back and have replaced the Following items: New Carpet New Head Gaskets New Spark Plugs New Thermostat New Outer Tie Rod Oil & Filter Changed New 02 Sensor New Rear Wheel Cylinders New Rear Brake Shoes & Hardware (Front Brakes Like New) New Front Tires (Rear Like New) New Headlights New Turn Signal Switch New Passenger Window Motor New Battery New Muffler (Rest of Exhaust is Good) I have a Clear Title for the vehicle. If you are interested in this vehicle - I recommend that you come see this Van & Test Drive it before you bid. Van is located in Waverly, NY. and is available to do that. No Reserve Auction. Please Contact Dale @ (607)565-7004 or send me a Message through this listing. |
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