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Top of the line Chrysler Mini Van. 2005 Town & Country Limited with all the bells and whistles. Dual power front seats, dual power sliding rear doors, power rear tailgate. Rear a/c, entertainment system that includes DVD player as well as inputs for popular gaming devices with a remote control. Power windows, locks and mirrors. Cruise control, tilt wheel, power rear vent windows. Stow and Go seating for center seats as well as rear seat. Club seating arrangement (center row is two captains chairs). All leather upholstery. 3.8L V6 engine with solid automatic transmission. Vehicle is in excellent mechanical condition and with the exception of the few flaws listed in the condition description, the body and interior are exceptional.
Carfax even with the 2008 damage report listing rates this vehicle at Kelley Blue Book plus (+) $1,000.00. Kelley Blue Book (KBB) values this vehicle at $6300 for the low and $7500 for the high. My reserve is set below the low KBB. Vehicle has been an Arizona car its entire life and is rust free. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact me at mikesclassiccars@yahoo.com or call me at 602-376-0024. Vehicle is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. Arizona residents may have to pay sales tax. |
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