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2003 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:169217
Location:

Pierre, South Dakota, United States

Pierre, South Dakota, United States
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we are a small 15 car dealer located north of pierre sd 57501,called grey goose motors. our web site is greygoosemotors.com  ,This van runs great, fully loaded clean inside and out. tires are about 40 to 50% left on tred. there are no oil leaks, it is wet on frame in picture under the oil filter, just changed oil, it has leather seats are very clean no wear no cuts. any questions my cell phone is 612-723-6507 my name is matt. please dont call past 9 pm central time any time before is great would answer any questions i know about. no reserve starting bid is 3,699 way under blue book. thanks and good luck.

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