2003 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Mini-van Silver Leather Loaded on 2040-cars
Lakeland, Florida, United States
I have owned this excellent 2003 Chrysler Town & Country LIMITED MiniVan for 4 years. It has performed flawlessly as my "grocery-getter" and "everything-hauler". I have now purchased a pickup truck and no longer need the van. So, come on - bid your best - fly in and drive it home.
As mentioned before, this is not a perfect vehicle. It has dents, dings, scratches, etc. from 11 years of use. It has 2 new tires and a new battery. The side doors will sometimes work with the hand-held remote - sometimes not. All other power options work great, including the rear A/C. A/C blows cold; heat blows hot. Cruise works great. Stereo sounds nice and CD player works. Radio controls are on the steering wheel and they work. Heated seats work great. Well-maintained. Will include maintenance records with the vehicle. Has the optional Chrome wheels from the factory. Feel free to call with any question other than the amount of the reserve. I'll never divulge that. But, you will discover that it is set below Kelly Blue Book; NADA and Edmunds. My number: 863.899.9115. Send your mechanic to come and take a look at it and drive it. Or, come see it yourself. Van is located in Lakeland, Florida 33812. NOTE: I am NOT able to pick you up at the airport if you choose to fly in. Tampa or Orlando International Airports are about 1 hour from my home - either airport is about the same distance. A taxi ride is about $90 to $120 to get here from the airport. |
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