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2005 Chrysler Town And Country Stow And Go Touring on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:315000
Location:

Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
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I have a 2005 Chrysler Town and Country Stow and Go for sale. 

Characteristics of the van: 
* 3.8L Engine
* 315000 Kms
* Power windows
* Power Seats
* Heated Seats
* Leather Seats
* 6 Disc DVD Player (with RCA connections - I connected my Wii and it worked great)
* Tow package
* Power read side doors
* Power trunk door
* Over head storage compartment
* Rear tinted windows
* Central computer (next service, average MPG, distance until empty, temperature, direction, etc)
* Air conditioner works great. 

Please keep in mind that this is a used van with normal wear and tear. 

Problems:
* A few dents 
* Some rust (especially on the back door due to a dent)
* Driver side power door is not working. Have to be open and close manually
* Driver side mirror is loose. It won't affect the driving, but just so you know. 
* Cd player is acting out. Not sure what is going on. DVD player works great.
* I have children that spent some time in long trips inside the van so naturally you will find some stains in the interior.
* Aside from normal service done to the van the major repairs that the van has needed were a new radiator and fans. 

On the over all this van has been a great car for us. For some time it was our first car and it performed very well on long trips. We are selling it only because the van is not strong enough to tow our new travel trailer, other wise we would keep it. 
Yes it has some issues, and yes it has many kms. But we never really had any problems with the transmission or any major part of the car. If you can get by with the minor issues, then you will get a great car. 
Asking $3,500.00

Chrysler Town & Country for Sale

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