Loaded 2005 Chrysler Town And Country Touring Blue Low Miles Clean on 2040-cars
Hawley, Pennsylvania, United States
Car is in great shape overall, just crossed 87,061 miles so this car has a long life left on it. OWNED by older couple, no kids, no smoke, and no food or damage inside of the car. The paint is in great shape, small little marks here and there but nothing noticeable for a 9 year old vehicle. This car has the 3.8L V6 with multi disc dvd system w/4 wireless headsets and remote and stow and go seating. Roof bars, cd player, climate control front and back, Mopar Mud flaps, power windows, locks and seat! Has NEVER been in any accidents and has a clean title ready for transfer. We are anal car owners to say the least, washed every week and has NO rust or damage. I personally detail and cleaned it weekly. Inside looks NEW and like I said no KIDS or DOGS so it is great since we are old :) As you can see in the pictures, the seats are very clean and absolutely no rips or tears. Oil was changed every 3k miles and maintained properly Negatives - the left passenger door is not working, the sensor needs to be replaced but it obviously still opens manually, not just automatically through the button.
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