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1993 Dodge B250 Ram Van Starquest Conversion 5.2l 318 2wd Automatic on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:1993 Mileage:89660
Location:

Kirksville, Missouri, United States

Kirksville, Missouri, United States

Very solid two-owner (same family) van originating in Arizona. My grandfather purchased it new and I purchased from him after he quit traveling.  Half  it's life has been spent in Arizona.  StarQuest Conversion completed prior to new purchase.
Equipped with 5.2L 318 fuel injected motor and overdrive automatic transmission.  Transmission was replaced approx 15k miles ago with genuine Mopar rebuilt transmission.  Engine has never required service and has been well maintained at 3K mile intervals (only used Mopar or Wix filters).

Vehicle mileage is accurate...under 90,000! No the odometer has not rolled over or been tampered with.

Front & rear A/C (original R12 is very cold & never has required service or charged), heat, power steering, power brakes, power door locks, power windows, power mirrors, power driver's seat, am/fm radio(not working)(pictured radio is not included), rear entertainment system(tv & DVD player, need inverter to operate), remote door locks and security system, customer interior lighting(valence, mood, & aircraft), power fold rear seat(conveniently folds into queen bed). We've used this for family travel and camping trips.  No longer need as we have a newer vehicle.

Van has never been smoked in.  Interior shows normal signs of usage (some carpet stains from traveling with young boys). Seats are all in good condition with no tears.  Both carpet and seat fabric so show sun fading but still look good.  

Less than 10k miles on 235/75R15 Firestone Destination LE tires.  

Paint and body is in good condition and shines up well.  Hood and front valence are showing minor chips/surface rust from road.  The rust specks can be polished out. No big dents or dings.  

Van was only involved in one minor accident when my wife hit a deer at about 35mph. Only damage suffered was a cracked grille and broken turn signal lens (I am replacing the lens). No structural or mechanical damage can be seen.  Van drives just the same as before.  

Van must be picked up within 30 days of close of auction by purchaser.  I will not ship. I require a $500 deposit made by winning bid/offer at close of auction.  Remainder shall be made by money order, certified check, or cash/personal check cleared by my bank at time of pick up.  Title and bill of sale will be provided at time of pick up.

Feel free to contact me with any questions. Vehicle is available for inspection prior to close of auction.

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