2001 Dodge Durango Slt Sport Utility 4-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Lakeland, Florida, United States
This SUV is in good condition for travel. Current mileage 114,113. It will include a Sensor for the AC which you can see in the picture a black piece on the floor with a red pin. It needs to be connected and it will need to have the wire replaced. AC works fine - it just needs that Sensor installed. The keyless remote was lost so we use the key to lock and unlock door. The alarm may sound but if you enter key in it stops. The Tires need replacing - please refer to pictures. They are low in thread. There is also a small rip on the driver side of chair and the panel with chair controls needs screw. The windows are controlled by the drivers side door only. The window lock could be fixed to have all work individually. Right brake light needs replacing. We use it for long drives and have not had mechanical issues. Normal wear and tear, scratches for a used car. Paint looks fine and No mayor dents. The listing includes everything that has been noticed on the SUV. PURCHASE IS AS IS.
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