2001 Dodge Intrepid Se Sedan 4-door on 2040-cars
Peyton, Colorado, United States
Silver 2001 Dodge Intrepid 4-door SE 6-2.7L engine for sale with 67,901 miles; you will not find a better car for the price with such low miles. I parents bought this car brand new in 2001for me and when I paid it off they transferred the title to me, and I have been the only owner since. I have also kept it in impeccable shape, and up to date on all maintenance requirements and have all the receipts. Below is a list of all the work that I have done as well as the dates that they were completed. If interested you can text, call or email.
Smog and Emission Vehicle Inspection 7/08/2012 Removed and Replaced Coolant Air Bleeder 5/31/2013 Removed and Replaced Oil Pressure Gauge Sensor 5/31/2013 Four brand new snow worthy tires with only 20 miles on them- 2/17/2014 Ailment Adjusted 2/17/2014 Bumper Replacement-2/17/2014 Hood Replacement 2/17/2014 Replaced Headlights-2/28/2014 Radiator Flush and Refill-2/28/2014 Oil Change 2/28/2014 Transmission Oil Change 2/28/2014 Coolant Flush 2/28/2014 Replaced Windshield Wiper Blades-3/01/2014 New Headlight Bulbs-3/01/2014 |
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