2007 Honda Ridgeline Rtx Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Hampden, Maine, United States
up for auction is a 2007 honda ridgeline rtx whcih runs and drives excellent has no known defects and everything works as it should this ridgeline does everything a full size truck does with a better ride and better fuel economy i have replaced the timing belt recently and chnaged all the fluids and had the transmission flushed as well as the cooling system, the tires have about 50 percent wear
and i have replaced the front brake rotors and pads and rear pads i also replaced the front sway bar links and bushings, the engine light is on and has been that way since i bought it it doesnt effect the way it goes but it is on i average around 21 mpg on the highway and 17 around town it has a tow hitch installed it has power windows, cruise control, power sliding rear window, power door locks air conditioning and a neat feature of a big storage area in the rear bed floor (lockable) which holds lots of gear for camping ect., the body has small dings and small dents(which doesnt show up in the pictures) but has no rust anywhere it has a clean title and as far as i know hasnt been in any accidents i would trust this vehicle to go anywhere anytime very dependable the odometer is showing 73,000 miles which isnt correct i dont know the true miles as the odometer has been changed i have priced this way below book to account for the mileage and the minor body damage it still looks great and drives great i can deliver part way if that would help or there are many transport companied that would dleievr for a fair price this is being sold as is where is with no warranty expressed or implied this vehicle can be viewed anytime please ask any questions before bidding a deposit of 500 dollars is due within 2 days of end of auction with the remainder due when vehicle is picked up (within 5 days) unless other arrangments are made thanks for looking! |
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