2001 Dodge Ram 1500 Conversion Van Original Owner; 40,000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Mokena, Illinois, United States
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2001 Dodge Ram 1500 Conversion Van. Original owner, garage kept and loved since
day one. This vehicle is in excellent
condition with no excuses or stories and only 40,120 miles since new, YES, only
40,120 miles since new. This van was
always babied and used sparingly.
Vehicle cost in 2001 was over $40,000.00 including the Elk Automotive
Conversion and the Class 3 Hitch, Alarm, Electronic Corrosion Protection and Security
Etched Windows. 5.2L Magnum Engine; 4
speed automatic transmission and fully loaded. Leather interior with pull down shades;
overhead lighting, television, VHS player, rear heat/air, rear radio and cd
player and power sofa/bed. You really
will not find a conversion van in better condition than this one. Everything
works and only one small ding on back as shown in photo, otherwise the body and
the interior is a 9 out of 10. Engine
runs flawlessly and it really is a very nice riding van. Cash at the time of pickup, sorry, but just
too many scams out there, so cash only. Vehicle is for sale locally, and I reserve the right to pull the listing at anytime prior to a bid being placed. Once a bid is placed, I will honor the auction and sell it to the high bidder. |
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