2004 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Ramp Van ****no....reserve**** on 2040-cars
Port Chester, New York, United States
THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION ! With a VERY LOW starting price.
Here is your opportunity to own a FULLY LOADED 2004 Chrysler Town and Country Limited ramp van by Braun / IMS. It runs and shifts great and is mechanically sound. This van has a current NY State inspection sticker and no check engine lights. It has the larger 3.8L v6 motor so it has lots of power. Before we took it in it was completely serviced. After sale is complete, we will change the fluids and give it our standard safety inspection. This is a one owner van that was regularly serviced. After a quick glance here are some of the features that are included:
Tires 50% Tread Left Interior and Exterior this van is in very good shape for its age. This is a non-smoking vehicle. The carpet needs a good cleaning. It has a few scratches and dents but no major damage. Bumpers are scuffed up. The ramp and passenger sliding door do not work by pushing the button, but both work perfectly manually. This is a very clean, low mileage, fully equipped, wheelchair accessible van. Please do not bid unless you are ready to buy. Buyer assumes all auction fees. After 7 days we reserve the right to re-list, re-sell, or charge 100.00 per day for storage until delivery arrangements can be made. Vehicle is available for sale locally and we reserve the right to end this auction early. Vehicle is available for inspection at our Port Chester, New York location Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Terms of Listing: Bidders must have at least 10 feedbacks to bid on this item, and no negatives for non-payment. We reserve the right to cancel bids that do not meet this criteria.
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