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2001 Honda Odyssey Ex Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Year:2001
Mileage:227433
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This van is loaded with features that maximize comfort and convenience. Great for families and people who need a comfortable and spacious vehicle. Take a close look at the pics because this van has A LOT of great features.
As shown in the pics there are 3 rows of seating with the back seats folding down for a TON of storage room. The rear sliding doors are automatic sliding doors that can be opened by a click of the button on the key, or just pull the handle and they open automatically. In between the front seats is a 4 cup holder with a tray in the middle that slides out for extra space, as well cup holders in 3rd row seats. There is a VHS tape player and RCA outlets where a DVD player can be plugged in. The TV works. There is air conditioning in the front as well as the rear with a separate control in the back to adjust the a/c to your liking. This car does have some wear and tear. The outside has some scratches and small dents on both sides of the car. The upholstery has some tears and cracks especially on the drivers seat. If you have any questions or are interested in purchasing the vehicle before the auction ends feel free to message me. I often sell the vehicle before the end date and will listen to all reasonable offers. Purchases must be made in person and I will accept cash, money order or certified check. |
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