2003 Dodge Sprinter 140" With Steel Shelving Ready To Work on 2040-cars
New Kensington, Pennsylvania, United States
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WD3YD642635506136 2.7 Liter Diesel gets about 19mpg. It has steel racks in the back with well thought out shelving to hold large and small tools from screw cases to table saws etc. I am a contractor and I've owned it since it had 50k on it and took very good care of this van. Always genuine Mercedes Benz parts used. MB oil filters with mobil 1 every 10000 miles and fuel filter every 20k. trans fluid and filter done at 60k and 120k antifreeze at 100k and 160k diff fluid changed at 120k recently had high pump rebuild along with egr, newer mass airflow and checked leakdown and replaced an injector. new brakes with rotors front and rear. new starter new battery new alternator all major maintenance has just been done and van runs and drives perfectly. newer bilstein shocks and front ball joints upper and lower both sides. the new high pump should last another 150k. there should be nothing this truck needs for some time I feel very confident with its condition. the reserve price is under the comparables that sold in the last 4 months NO cold start issues. If it gets below 10 degrees there is a block heater installed. just plug in it when it gets that frigid for quick starts the pic was taken in 2012. its showing a little rust along edges of doors etc. item is for sale locally, i am reserving the right to end auction early. 10% nonrefundable deposit due within 7 days of auctions end certified money only On Mar-02-14 at 04:51:53 PST, seller added the following information: ADDED RECENT PICTURES INCLUDING A PICTURE OF THE VIN. EBAY WOULDN'T ACCEPT IN THE FORM BUT THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH IT |
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