2001 Dodge Grand Caravan Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.3l _ Good Condition on 2040-cars
Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, United States
This vehicle is my fathers'. There are pictures for you to see it, is in very good condition. Both inside and out.
2001 Dodge Caravan - 6 cylinder car. 3.3 liters. Only 110,027 miles on it. Has power lock, power operated windows, a/c and heat. Has a recent tune up (which includes oil change) Has, new brakes, spark plugs, catalyctic, oxygen sensor, and muffler. Things that are wrong are the following: ignition switch, (takes a few tries sometimes to turn on, but when it does it stays on, and does NOT shut off on it's own.) PCM computer and regulator fuel. On the outside it is cosmetically well, except the front hood is a bit damaged. If you see from the picture it looks like it is coming out or doesn't close properly. IT does close properly. The prior owner probably damaged it, if he hit something minor and so that's why it appears that way. Just look at the pictures, as I am not car savvy and cannot explain it in auto terms. Other than that, it runs well. Has clear title and ready to go. It has no insurance and no longer has a license plate. So, the new owner would be responsible for picking up the vehicle or delivery of the vehicle, as well as making sure it gets insurance and that it is registered. We cannot sell, unless you show us prove it will be insured, as we are responsible for the safe exit of the vehicle. We have 2 other vehicles, and don't need this one, that is why my father is selling. This is in NJ, so anyone local or who can pick it up, should definitely bid. Any questions, please ask. |
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