Used 2007 White Dodge Sprinter on 2040-cars
Forest Hill, Maryland, United States
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This is a great work van! It has a van/tool body and lots of storage. The inside dimensions of the van are 82" wide and 31'8" deep wall-to-wall. The walkway between the shelving unites is 38" wide. The left rack is 18.5" wide and the right rack is 26" wide. The dimensions of the back doors are 27"w x 79"h on the left and 51"w x 79"h on the right. The truck gets between 18 and 20 miles per gallon and has a 3.0L V6 Turbo Diesel Engine. The cab has remote keyless entry. The cab has two grey bucket seats, is clean and in good condition.
The only reason we are selling this vehicle is that we are down-sizing our service department and have too many vehicles. Everything is in good working condition. Have confidence when bidding and feel free to stop by for a test drive and inspection, but call ahead. We reserve the right to sell the vehicle prior to the auction end for the vehicle is for sale locally as well. The van is located in Forest Hill, MD 21050. I request immediate down payment of $1,000.00. Buyer is responsible for vehicle pick up/shipping, tax, title and documentation costs. For more information, call Sean at 443-928-3046. |
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