2004 Chrysler 300m Special Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Silver Creek, New York, United States
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2004 Chrysler 300m has 172083 miles. Most of the miles are highway miles. Got the car about 5 months ago and previous owners took VERY good care of it. Oil was regularly changed and the motor runs perfectly. I've only put on about 500 miles since I've owned it. It has a few cosmetic damages but nothing that interferes too bad with how it looks, just a ding in the left rear door and a dent in the front of the hood. Which were all there when I purchased it. The dent on the front should be able to be covered up with a bra. No serious rust, only rust is in/around the areas of the dents but has no holes in the body. The underside is very solid with no holes. No tears in the leather seats and heated seats work. Owners manual and warranty info are also included.
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