2001 Chrysler Town And Country Lxi on 2040-cars
Vero Beach, Florida, United States
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2001 town and country lxi 152,000 original miles my father-in law bought this van brand new in 2001 with a sticker of 35,000 he and mom moved down to florida in 1990 and he passed in 2009 mom died in nov 2013 and we inherited it at that time. my daughter is going off to college in aug and we will be empty nesters and no longer require a van ,we have since purchased a rav4 which willl fit our needs. this van has been well taken care of,synthetic oil changes, new battery,new michellin tires, i have a folder full of maintence recors and receipts. i even have the original window sticker. this van is a dream cruiser avgs 19 city/22highway. has all the beels and whistles,leather,power doors,cruise, stereo with equilizer//4 cd changer,power driver/passenger seats, heated seats, climate control, you will not be disapponted. car is for sale locally so i reserve the right to end sale early check pictures carefully.happy bidding dave
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