2003 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l - Factory Tv / Dvd on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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Selling a White 2003 Honda Odyssey. Has the gray leather interior which is very clean and in great condition. The arm rest for the driver is worn out. The van has a factory DVD system that works perfect. Cold A/C front and rear. Car has a Prior Salvage title from a minor hail storm(tiny dings, hard to see even up close). Small scratches and dings but nothing major at all. Transmission shifts great through all the gears. However every once in awhile it will shift kind of hard from 1st to 2nd but it is very minor(No slipping or losing fluid of any kind). I just want to list everything I can think of. Maintenance has always been done right and on time. Would trust this on any road trip right now. No engine or maintenance lights on at all. Tires are 90%. Everything works as it should.Great van runs very nice! Very clean. Pet and smoke free. DVD/TV works perfectly, Kids can watch the movies while the adults listen to the radio or cd player. Rear DVD and radio controls Headphone hook ups for rear seat Audio/Video hook up for gaming console Towing Package with trailer lights hook up(4 flat) Cruise Control Rear Seats fold into floor This really is a great van with so much life left! I did my best to list everything I could think of, to make sure you know what you are buying. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. I will check my emails at least once an hour. And of course because its a used car and I am not a dealer I'm selling it AS IS with no warranty. Thank you! |
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