1994 Dodge Ram Van B 250,7 Passengers,run Great,no Reserve Price Auction@@@@@@@@ on 2040-cars
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NO RESERVE PRICE AUCTION UP FOR AUCTION A 1994 DODGE RAM VAN B 250 MARK III,7 PASSENGERS,AUTOMATIC,V8 5.2L ENGINE WITH 130478 MILES,STILL INSPECTED UNTIL 08/2014,POWER LOCKS,WINDOWS AND MIRRORS,AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE PLAYER,A/C BLOWING COLD BUT MAY NEED TO BE RECHARGE,GREAT INSTANT HEAT. THIS VAN IS IN GREAT RUNNING CONDITION,IT'S IN GREAT CONDITION FOR THE YEAR OF IT,IT HAVE SOME RUST SPOTS,SCRATCHES AND SOME STAIN IN THE FLOOR FROM THE LAST OWNER,PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES FOR MORE DETAIL AND YOU MAY CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTION YOU HAVE REGARDING THIS VAN.. AGAIN,THIS VAN IS RELIABLE AND READY TO GO YOU CAN BID WITH CONFIDENCE TO WIN LATER.ONLY TWO PREVIOUS OWNERS HAPPY ALL BIDDERS. |
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