2004 Honda Odyssey Ex-l With Dvd, 1 Owner, Runs Great on 2040-cars
Corona, California, United States
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We bought this van brand new Nov. 2003. It's been our family car for almost 11 years. It's been a fantastic vehicle. Many of the miles we've put on the van have been driving several times a year to Bishop, Mammoth, Lake Tahoe, etc. We're sad to see it go, but it's time we purchase a tow vehicle. Hoping whomever purchases our van will enjoy it as much as we have.
My wife got in a low speed parking lot fender bender a couple months ago. Due to that, the front bumper, grill, headlights and hood are brand new. We had the work done at the Corona Auto Body. They did a great job, looks brand new. Other than the very minor list of items not working, the important things to point out (other than the fact it runs well) is that the AC works great, DVD system works (we use it a lot), both automatic doors work, and we just had 90k mile tires installed, balanced and 4-wheel alignment done a couple months ago. We've kept up on oil changes, air filters and other maintenance. Here is a list of repairs we've had made on the van the last several years. Please note, the transmission was done around 160,000 miles.
Contact me if you'd like to come see it in person at obesealien@gmail.com. |
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