Chrysler Town&country Minivan Gps Dvd Stow'n Go Sunroof Signature Series on 2040-cars
Aurora, Illinois, United States
I am selling 2005 Chrysler Town and Country family mini van the Signature Series. It has all options: remote starter, keyless entry, leather, navigation system/GPS, heated seats, DVD system, power windows, power mirrors, power locks, dual power seats, dual power sliding doors, power lift gate/trunk, power sunroof/moon roof. Everything is working and up to date!!! No problems with the van!!! Ready to drive across the country tonight. New tune up, timing belt, water pump, brakes. AC works perfect. Never check engine light or any other warnings. A lot of storage under the seats and seats can be folded in to the floor. Remote starter is good to cool off the van when outside hot and warm up when it is cold while you are far walking to the vehicle. 6500$, flexible on the price but in person. You have to see the minivan. Price below any suggested prices. 109K original highway miles. Call or text before somebody else buys it. Hit me with your offer. Needs to be sold ASAP!!! Local Only, live by the Fox Valley Mall in Aurora IL. 7O87126464.
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