Dodge Durango Slt 4x4 Durango 360 1999 Dodge Durango on 2040-cars
Blackwater, Virginia, United States
1999 DURANGO, 360, 4 X 4, AUTOMATIC, 120,000 MILES. RECENT BATTERY. STARTS ALWAYS. RUNS GOOD BUT WHEN I DROVE IT FROM ILLINOIS TO TENNESSEE IT USED ABOUT ONE CUP OF OIL FOR ABOUT 538 MILES. RADIATOR IS LOOKING LIKE IT MAY NEED REPLACING MAYBE IN THE NEXT YEAR OR SO AS IT DOES LEAK SOME ANTIFREEZE. I DO ADD ABOUT ONCE A MONTH ABOUT A QUART. I REPLACED PLUGS AND OIL FILTER IN LAST 1,000 MILES. WILL NEED BRAKE SHOES BUT STOPS AND DRIVES FINE AS IS. IT JUST PASSED VIRGINIA SAFETY INSPECTION ABOUT 55 MILES AGO. THE INTERIOR IS RATHER NICE AND CRUISE CONTROL AS WELL AS WINDOWS AND SEATS ALL WORK. THIS HAS THE FOLD DOWN THIRD SEAT WITH REAR AIR CONDITIONING WHICH ALSO WORKS. ASHTRAY HAS HOLDER TAB BROKE BUT IF YOU DON'T SMOKE IT WILL STAY IN PLACE. 4 WHEEL DRIVE WORKS FINE. THIS IS BEING SOLD AS IS AND IS LOCATED NEAR BLACKWATER VIRGINIA, 24221. THE REAR TIRES ARE ALMOST NEW WITH FRONTS OK. VERY LITTLE RUST AS SHOWN ON TAILGATE DOOR. FLOOR IS SOLID. THIS WAS A SOUTHERN VEHICLE ORIGINALLY. AM NOT NEAR A COMPUTER SO THERE MAY BE A DELAY IN ANSWERING ANY QUESTIONS. NO HURRY IF YOU NEED TIME TO PICK UP OR MAYBE POSSIBLY DELIVER IF YOU ARE NEAR SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
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