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No Reserve 5 Day! Handicap Accessible Wheel Chair Side Ramp Eldorado Amerivan on 2040-cars

Year:2010 Mileage:91652
Location:

Monclova, Ohio, United States

Monclova, Ohio, United States
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2010 Chrysler Town & Country- No Reserve 5 Day Auction

  • Wheelchair / Handicap Ramp Van (30 inch side to side ramp clearance)
  • Lowered floor
  • Dual Sliding doors
  • 3.3L engine runs great
  • Automatic transmission
  • Rear Air
  • Heat and A/C work great
  • Smooth ride
  • Easy pull out manual ramp on passenger side
  • Front passenger seat rolls out if needed
  • Flex Fuel - Regular Gas or E85 Ethanol
  • Eldorado Amerivan

Selling No Reserve. Good Luck to all. Sorry no paypal. If you have zero ebay points contact me first by email before bidding. Email me if you have any questions or if you would like to come take a look and drive it before auction end.

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