2004 Dodge Caravan Sxt Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Smyrna, South Carolina, United States
You are bidding on a 2004 Dodge Caravan 7 passenger van, This is being sold as part of an estate I can give most information in description, we have clear NC title in hand and paper from NC courts you will get clear title your state with ease. This van was owned by a 61 year old lady that passed away January 9th it was a daily driver until then. I have driven the vehicle 2 miles since that date once to storage once back. when picked up to list on auction it made noise at low speed that seemed like rust on brakes from sitting, it has two new tires on rear needs two on front, it is a seven passenger van, and the back seats pop out easily and could be used as cargo van, it shows 125,510 actual mileage, other than visual only known issue is drivers window doesn't work, spoke to local body shop they say around $150 to fix, can't guarantee that. Transmission seems to shift good, runs good power sliding doors work power rear vent windows work, ac blows cold, am/fm/cd/cassette player, v-6 engine. interior looks good except for headliner right at windshield. these sell for $6000-$12000 on auto trader, we are not a dealer we are family closing estate this is going directly from estate to you, vehicle is AS-IS WHERE IS, local dealer advised $3600 wholesale ballpark figure, we are listing with a reserve of $2500 once it reaches $2500 it will sell, we reserve the right to end auction early and sell on street but once reserve is met it is no longer for sale other than auction. we think it's a good vehicle with minor issues, it makes some slight noises power steering whine etc. when driving slow on highway none, tires may solve some issues. we were told by court to sell as is due to if we repair we can not recoup monies spent in other words if I spend $500 to fix noises etc I pay $500 to estate because it all goes to settle estate, pictures will tell story can't answer many questions as owner is deceased. happy bidding, again we are selling to pay off final debts of an estate. good luck.
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