2004 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Standard Cargo Van 3-door 2.7l Diesel Mercedes on 2040-cars
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
Runs perfect, doesn't leak oil. Air conditioning blows ice cold. Always dealer serviced. Newer tires. Current Inspection. Only problems are a couple small dents, the check engine sometimes comes on for glow plug controller, but it starts and runs perfectly, that is why I never had it fixed. Also the side slider door does not open. There is a linkage rod broke inside and its a fairly common thing on these. I have a new van and just don't need this anymore. I would not hesitate getting in it and driving to California.
It had a vinyl wrap on it that I have peeled off, so the paint is almost perfect underneath. There is a couple small dents, and a small dent on the front of the drivers door where it interfers with the fender a little bit. Other than that it runs perfect. Like I said I would not hesitate driving 2000 miles with it. I;ve always had it serviced at the dealership. |
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