2012 Mercedes-benz Sprinter Passenger Van on 2040-cars
Bow, Washington, United States
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There is nothing that makes me think this one couldn't go 300,000 to 400,000 miles without major maintanence. Enough power to run your 120 volt items. There are no known operational flaws. When you get this insert the key and drive it because it needs nothing. The van is equipped with a roof mounted air conditioning unit as well as the dash mounted air. It is fantastic and will freeze you out or really heat up the entire cabin. What a difference and in hot or cold climates well worth the extra. Even the rear doors are amazing, they fold all the way around so that they don't get in your way when loading or unloading. You won't be able to appreciate this until the first time you need to get close to an item, with the doors folded out you can get right next to another vehicle or the item you're picking up. The wheels are aluminum Mercedes upgrades that have no damage. The spare is still in the rack unused.
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