1999 Dodge Grand Caravan Le Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Lutherville-Timonium, Maryland, United States
I recently purchased this 1999 Grand Caravan from the DC government. (hence the writing in the pictures, if more are needed just ask) I intended to give this van to my nephew who is a few weeks away from getting his licence. I wanted the van for my nephew for three reasons, low miles, was a government vehicle so you know it was maintained, and finally because what better way to slow down a 17 year-old boy than to stick him in a mom-mobile. Well when I went to give him the van he gave me a giant FU and I'm not driving that thing. So now i am stuck with a van and would like to recoup my money.
So now a little bit about the van. As i said earlier the van was used by the District of Columbia government. I know that it was used in some capacity in the public school system, what exactly for I am not sure. The van overall looks pretty decent the paint job is pretty good, with the exception of a few spots where decals were removed. There are a stickers that were placed on the front and back windows. Beyond the decals there is no body damage beyond minor smudges and scratches, and no rust. The frame looks good too, I would assume the van was stored in a garage. Now to the interior the seats are in great condition. The floors and carpet have a stains from mud and spilled beverages. I would almost guarantee 70 percent of them would come out with a good steam clean. (I have no problem doing it if is a deal breaker) the dash board looks good, one sticker is on passenger side over air bag. (this could also be removed) The van runs really well and drives really nice. . . for a minivan, it is not a sports car. Overall this seems to be a great mini van, I mean the van is 15 years old and only has 54,000 miles. Since I have purchased the car i put in a front drivers side wheel bearing. If your looking for a dependable used family vehicle and your on a budget, this is the van for you. No your not going to pick up 22 year-old females in it, but you will be able to safely get your family around in a low mileage dependable van. If you have any questions or want to come see the van call me anytime. Steve 443-630-1242 |
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