2005 Chrysler 300 Limited On 24" Rims & Tires on 2040-cars
Tucker, Georgia, United States
I have a 2005 Chrysler 300 Limited for sale which includes 24" Rims & Tires. Included come (2) 12" Memphis Subwoofer & a 1500 watt Memphis Amp. This vehicle is fully loaded with a Sony DVD Double Din radio and Remote Start. Recently changed the inner & outer Tie-Rods on both sides and alignment was completed. New parts include the Battery(6 yr warranty), Alternator(Lifetime Warranty) and the fog light switch. The car is equipped with HID lights in both Headlights & Fog Light. The Timing Belt & Water Pump were changed roughly around 130,000 Miles and a tune up was done around 150,000 miles. The Exterior color is called Lava & Interior is gray. I have taken excellent care of the car, but baby on the way.
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