2014 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States
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I am selling this vehicle for a friend. It is in great condition. It has been garage kept and well maintained. It has a wheelchair lift installed. It mounts to the EXISTING Honda chair cleats which means it can be removed with no evidence that it was ever there. The third seat is folded under the lift (they fold down for hauling cargo). Nothing has been removed or modified to make room for the lift. This is a quality lift - ALL YOU DO IS PUSH A BUTTON! You don't have to unfold, lift or remove anything, just push the button and it comes out or goes in all by itself! And it goes IN the van, it's not hanging outside on the back. The van has automatic side and rear doors so you don't even have to open the tailgate yourself! Way cool!
The van has all the normal options that are too many to list - it sold for a little over $38K (list was of course, way more) before the lift was installed which was another $4500. Honestly, it has more bells and whistles than I can figure out - it has TWO video screens! I am not sure if it has navigation - likely. It has little compartments all over, front and rear air, and of course, a gob of cup holders. He had after market mats in it since he bought it so the original mats are like new and are spotless. It also has a trailer hitch. Title is in hand. Owner was non smoker. Vehicle purchased in Louisiana in December of last year. I drove it for a day and could not find anything that does not work as it should - this vehicle is in excellent condition. U.S. Sales only. Buyer responsible for delivery. $500 deposit due within 24 hrs. Payment by bank transfer or cashiers check (vehicle can not be picked up until funds are in our bank). I will answer any questions through Ebay or call me at (318)464-5364. No dealers please. |
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