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2000 Dodge Conversion Van Alk Addition Hi Top Van Camping Van White on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:2000 Mileage:175000
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2000 Dodge alk Edition
Runs and drive great
well maintained
175,000 mostly highway driving
all maintenance was done on time I have the maintenance records
Fully loaded
power w/d
powered seats
cruise control
everything in working condition
Front / rear AC & heat
all 4 captain chairs recline
back seat reclines into a bed
the interior is in good condition no cuts no tears carpet has a some stains
tow package
Registration and smog ready
Needs a Front will alignment
Not really that bad
Still drives fine

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