2000 Dodge Durango Slt Truck 4x4 Sport Utility 4-door on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
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Your viewing a real
nice 2000 Dodge Durango with 186K miles.
The vehicle is in fine operating condition and looks great as well. The truck
has 3rd row seating for up to 8 passengers
in all.
The exterior is green, the interior is beige. The truck has
ice cold air conditioning and the 4X4 works smoothly as well. The truck is
located at the Orlando Florida Airport. a $250.00 deposit is due by Pay Pal at
the close of the auction. The balance is due when the truck is picked up.
Questions you may ask or must know: New Battery (April 2014) Tires are new, (February 2014)Paint is good all around, hood needs to be painted as it's peeling (classic Durango trait) Recent tune up Recent timing belt Recent brakes and rotors Interior is clean 4X4 works nice Class 3 Tow package and harness Power seats Power Locks Power Windows Cruise Tilt Wheel Cold AC Speedometer / odometer cluster was replaced about 2 years ago. The current odometer reads 286K miles, however the actual mileage is about 186K Clean Title Right tailgate hydraulic lift could use replacement I am an airline employee and I have been transferred to another state, therefore this truck must be sold in Orlando. Otherwise this truck has treated me great and would love to have brought it with me. |
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