2004 Pontiac Montana Base Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
The van runs and looks great. All features work and exterior and interior were well kept. Some features include: power door, back up assist (I use this one all the time), ice cold AC with vents for the rear passengers, built in radio for rear passengers, CD player, fog lights, power windows and locks, and two rows of seating (up to 7 passengers). I have recently put, 3,500 miles ago, new tires on the van: Firestone ($700!!), and I have had an oil service done about 800 miles ago. There is a scratch on the passenger’s side rear door and a blemish on the bumper, as shown in the photo graphs. Also a small crack on the dash, but could be easily fixed/mended. It also has a tow package with the electronics as well. The electronic hook up has to be reconnected. This vehicle has been in the family since it was new and as a result of that is in good condition for its age. I drove it from Florida, where I am from, to California about 5 months ago, so it is a strong vehicle. No warning/check engine lights! Vehicle is as is, and seller is responsible for pickup within 3 days of auction closing. Please feel free to email me with any questions. Title is in hand and is clear. A $500 deposit is due at auction closing, so please don’t waste my time. |
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