2006 Dodge Sprinter Cargo Van 3500 Mercedes Turbo Diesel 63k Miles, Dually on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
Sorry to see this van go, but after owning her for the past year with only using it to tow my pontoon boat a handful of times, I can't justify the cost of keeping it. Has a tow package, hydraulic ladder lift, roof rack, dually rear wheels with a mercedes turbo diesel pushing em along. It's got some small dings and scratches here and there, but no accidents or severe body defects. AC & heat work great, all lighting works fine except for the top back tail light, which got smacked with a ladder recently and needs the bulb & casing replaced. Rear cab is the longest version sprinter offers which is makes this the biggest van money can buy.
The van doesn't appear to have been treated roughly by it's previous owner, who had a plumbing and electrical supply company. They installed the roof rack & hydraulic lift which appears to be used for hoisting heavy materials like ladders or pipes onto the roof rack. The previous owner installed some sort of GPS tracking device in the van, which is included in the sale. I have no idea how to use it, but it flashes LED's, and appears to be functional despite having never used it. There is a small aftermarket switch on the panel that I assume is associated with this unit. There is a CD player in the dash as well, all else is stock. Any other questions, don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for looking. |
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