2004 Chevrolet Astro Base Standard Passenger Van 3-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Windermere, Florida, United States
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This Chevy Astro was purchased by Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida on 03-29-2004 for their fleet Department. My wife is a Manager their and she bought the van from them on 10-15-2013 when it had only 80,611 miles on it (you may see photo's of the title with dates and mileages on the photo section).
We put around 7000 miles on it since October 2013. All we have done is changed the oil on it two times, and it needs nothing. This Astro has been under care of WDW's fleet maintenance, and all required schedule maintenance has been preformed on it. The only thing that I did since we had it was to add a class III trailer hitch receiver, so we could tow my Jet ski to the Florida Keys few times this year. I have a 100 present rating on eBay, and don't want any misunderstandings ,so please call me before you bid with any further questions, I will be more than happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have. I have sold few of these vans from WDW in the past on eBay ,and you can see the feedback from people whom purchased them. Most of people were from up north ,and had them shipped to them by a Transporter. I reiterate here that you are responsible for the shipping, and I will not get involved, All I can promise is that I will fully cooperate with your Transporter to make the transition, but the cost is yours. Also I do not charge any other fees, you pay me only what you bid. I take bank certified cashier check, or direct bank electronic wire or cash in person. I don't release the van until the funds have cleared my bank. I thank you for looking at my van, and look forward to talking with you (407-592-7992) call or txt anytime. Happy biding: Sonny |
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