2009 Dodge Mercedes Sprinter 2500 12 Passenger Van 144" Roof A/c 1-owner 186k on 2040-cars
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a very nice Sprinter 2500 12 passenger. Well cared for, previously owned by Bryn Mawr College. 1-Owner vehicle always kept in excellent condition. Clean Autocheck history report with no previous paintwork or collision history. Motor starts up smooth with no smoke or blow by. No leaks underneath. Drives excellent, transmission, brakes, steering all very nice. It has Firestone tires all around. Fronts are about 70% and rears are about 50% tread. Current PA State inspection until November 2014. The body resembles that of a low mileage van. Clean straight body panels with a nice gloss in every area. Only one tiny door ding on left rear barn door and two pen point dings above the drivers door handle. No scrapes, dents, rust or anything to speak of. The interior is the same way, very nice and well cared for. The drivers floor area is the only spot that shows wear. They also must of had a portable navigation screwed to the dash panel as it has a few holes. I feel anyone will be very impressed and satisfied with the purchase of the van considering the condition, year, and the price. Feel free to give me a call with any further questions or concerns, my name is Travis 717-991-8991.
This car is being sold by Platinum Car and Truck Sales, LLC in Elizabethtown, PA and we are only available by appointment so please call to set up a time to come look at this van. Please before bidding have all money and finances done because I do not finance and I have to be paid in full within 7 Days the end of the auction.
This vehicle is sold as-is with no warranty expressed or implied. I am a Used Vehicle Dealer Licensed and Bonded through the state of Pennsylvania. For all eBay customers I will offer free pickup from the Harrisburg International Airport or the Lancaster Train Station. If you are shipping this vehicle through DAS I can drop it off at the Harrisburg terminal at no extra charge as well.
A non-refundable deposit of $500 will be due at the end of the auction within 24 hours. The remainder will be due at delivery of the vehicle or within 7 days. I will accept Pay-pal for the deposit only. If you want to pay with pay pal for the entire item, you will also have to pay the fees. At delivery, I will take cash or cashiers check for the amount only. Any personal checks will have to be cleared by the bank before delivery of the vehicle will take place. Buyer is responsible for any taxes or title transfer fees that may be incurred. You are welcome to inspect this car prior to bidding. Also I am only human so I may have missed something that may be very important to you so please call for a fully detailed walk around description |
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