2003 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.5l. Highway Miles on 2040-cars
Lake Bluff, Illinois, United States
Honda Odyssey EX 2003
5 door 7 passenger minivan
145K highway miles
Use to travel to New
Jersey several times a year for business
The following are the
work done on the car:
Axel, Ball joint,
control arm motor mounts, compliance bushing, timing belt, tie rod end,
transaxle mount, and front and rear brakes have been replaced by professionals.
Battery was replaced in 2012. Wheel alignment was done. Four new Nokio all
season tires ($800) with less than 10,000 miles. All repairs are $4600 + the
tires $800 =$5400. All receipts are available. I always keep my car at its top
performance condition to keep my family safe. Cosmetically it is in great shape considering
its age. It does have signs of normal use – scratches and dents. 2 small bumps
on the rear bumper, someone backed into it on a parking lot. They were
repaired. It drives smooth and solid. If you are looking for a trouble free, affordable car, this is a best option. You can find a cheaper car but this one saves you money since it has all the work done. Clean title. I accept cash at pickup only. I am not a dealer and so do not offer warranty. You are welcome to test it. The car is listed on another site. If it is sold there, I will end the auction here asap. This is for local pickup only. Please arrange for pickup ahead of time. The price is firm. |
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