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Up for bid is a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country minivan. We have owned this van since brand new and the time has come to move on to something newer for our family. I have maintained the van personally with regular oil changes and other maintenance.

Pro's:

Engine and transmission are in excellent shape and we have never had a problem with the drive train.

The interior is in excellent shape. We have always been very meticulous with the interior and kept it clean and vacuumed on a regular basis.

Recent brake pads and rotors all the way around so that will be good for a while.

Passenger side automatic door in good working order as well as the automatic trunk.

Stow and go seating. This gives you a LOT of room inside.

Clean Ohio title in hand.

Cons:

May need struts, it has a little bit of a rattling sound in the front when you hit bumps.

Needs two new tires.

Driver side sliding door still works manually but the motor has died in it so it will no longer slide back automatically.

The AC works and blows nice and cold but makes some noise.

Burns about a quart of oil every 2000 miles but it has done this since it was brand new.

Minor rust.

Just a few caveats for the auction:

1. The van is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early without notification.

2. This vehicle is sold AS IS. There is not warranty expressed nor implied.

3. Pay attention because this is where everyone screws up. The van is being sold for CASH ONLY. That means that the van will not leave the property until it has been paid in full. If you need me to store the van for you for a couple of weeks or so, that is fine, however, the van MUST be paid for within 7 days of the auction ending, otherwise, it will be re-listed and negative feedback will be given for lack of ability to follow through with the bidding rules.

4. Pick up only. NO, I will not drive it anywhere. It must be picked up, no exceptions.

I would drive this van right now anywhere in the United States with confidence. I hate to sell it because it is paid for, but at the same time, it is starting to have the minor issues that an 8 year old vehicle is going to have, plus the minor rust annoys my wife so there's that. I encourage anyone to come look at it or take it for a test drive before bidding if you can. If you want to call or text me, my name is Mike and here is my number: 440-321-0005

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