Dodge Sprinter 2500 2005 Cargo Van Well Taken Care Vehicle on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, United States
2005 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Van. Diesel 184K . Excellent Condition. I have had this Vehicle for about 5 years.I bought it from tallahassee when it had 90k miles. I am the Second Owner. I Have changed oil every 5000K. All the engine/transmission/Fuel,differential....Oil/Filter services done very regularly. Just changed the belt and belt tentioner couple of weeks ago. Almost all the miles that I have put on it is highway miles FL to IL. Used for moving boxes of textbooks, Never carried more than 1500 pds. It is still my primary vehicle (Hence it may have little more miles when Sold) and it Sounds and runs well. Also I have additional Used custom made driver and passenger side Bucket Seats that came with the Van that will be Included with the sale. V Little or not rust on the body as you can see in the pictures. Passenger side seat has a very small tear. Usual wear and tear that you see on a 2005 Vehicle. No Accidents at all. Buyer will have to make arrangements to pick up the vehicle. $500 deposit on pay pal and the rest in Cashiers check or cash on pick up. I will be helpful to pick u up at the nearby airport and things like that.
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