2005 Chrysler Van Limited on 2040-cars
Davidson, North Carolina, United States
This
van is being listed under KBB.com pricing. I will list all of the features I know of so if you have
questions I will do my best to answer them. I am selling this van for another party. Included: both OE remote keys that
lock/unlock, open the auto rear hatch, right and left side panel doors, and
have a panic button(s). Seats fold
into the floor. Navigation built
in, sunroof, CD, AM/FM, A/C, folding front armrest, roof rails/luggage
rails. This van was bought new by
the seller and has clear title. Payment is by wire transfer only. I can get more photos, but it may take some time for me to
get to the van and get them to you…. Don’t hesitate to ask. This is a nice clean van that has been
taken care of. Thank you for
looking. |
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