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2000 Honda Passport 4x4 Loaded Leather Sunroof Nice Condition No Reserve Rodeo on 2040-cars

Year:2000 Mileage:127970
Location:

South Grafton, Massachusetts, United States

South Grafton, Massachusetts, United States
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2000 Honda Passport

I bought this truck intending to use it for the winter but that never happened.
It seems the transmission has an issue. The reverse is sometimes weak or has a delay in shifting. The first and second gears are fine, however once it goes out of 2nd gear it will not go into the third gear at all, its like its in neutral. I tried to drive it down a nice steep long hill in neutral, i got to 50 mph and put in "D" still felt like no gears there. once it gets down to 20 MPH the second gear goes right back in no problems.

The engine runs excellent- 3.5 liter V6

The battery starts the car up no problems.

The heat works well, The A/C blows cold

The brakes feel good.  

Shocks and Struts are great. The truck drives and handles excellent.

Steering feels great and responsive.

It is due for an oil change, it basically sat for most of this winter.

The body is excellent for its 14 year old age and northern environment. The pictures should depict so. If you have any questions please let me know. I will post more pictures soon!

This car can be driven however i would only drive it 25-30 mph max. it really need to have the transmission issue addressed if you plan to drive this for any significant distance.

Leather interior is excellent. Non smoking or pet owner

THE 4x4 WORKS AS IT SHOULD

The cruise control works

The AM/FM works. I never used the CD or TAPE player. No reason for me to think it would not work.

Head lights, turn signals, brake lights are good.

The truck is located in Grafton, Ma (near Worcester, MA - central Massachusetts)
I would recommend you have the truck transported, however it can be driven up to 30 mph for short distances if necessary and safe to do so.

There are a few good and honest transmission shops within 15 miles of the van should you wish to have the transmission checked out. I called a local trans shop and they said it may be a solenoid, the reverse and 3rd gear have the same gear ratio (if that makes any sense?) 




TERMS OF SALE:
Winning bidder must contact me within 12 hours after close of auction. A $300.00 deposit is due within 36 hours of auctions end and full and final payment must be received within 7 days of auctions end. .
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$150 will be added to final bid price to cover my associated costs of this sale.
If you need the truck delivered,  I can make those arrangements for you, for a charge.
I want this to be an *EASY* transaction for both parties.

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