1995 Dodge Caravan Base Mini Passenger Van 3-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
West Union, Iowa, United States
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1995 Dodge Minivan (gas engine) with Automatic Transmission – 6 passenger
This is a 1995 Dodge Caravan (gas engine) This vehicle has seating for up to 6 passengers. The transmission is a 4 speed with auto overdrive automatic.
Additional Information:
Chassis: Dodge
Body: Caravan
Year: 1995
VIN: 2B4GH2536SR235577
Mileage: 210874
Title: Yes
Engine: 3.4 Liter 3400 V6
Fuel Type: Gas
Equipment:
Manual opening passenger door
OEM air conditioner
Automatic 4 speed with auto overdrive transmission
Cruise control
AM/FM CD radio
Power steering
Manual windows
Manual locks
Manual outside rearview mirrors
Intermittent wipers
Aluminum wheels
Tires size P215 70R/15
Condition:
A/C doesn’t work
Broken brake line no rear brakes
Carpet needs cleaning some staining
Rear door rusting around edges & up by bottom of window
Rust on right rear wheel weld and along bottom of rear passenger door
Rust on bottom of front passenger door
Rust all along front edge of hood.
Paint missing & scratches on all four sides
Drivers’ door rusting out.
Bottom rocker panel rusted through on driver’s door
Rust on front edge of rear wheel weld driver side
Tires are in good shape front tires have 11/32nd tread and rear tires have 12/32nd tread on them
Van runs and shifts but an oil test showed that there is coolant in the oil.
Seats in good shape
Interior is fair condition
This van has been used by the public transit system for daily transit use. It has the wear and tear of a vehicle that has been in public transit use operating a mix of rural and urban settings.
All available information has been reported in this listing. There may be deficiencies present that NEICAC-Transit is unaware of. You are bidding on these item(s) "as is, where is". Personal inspection is strongly advised. Inspections must be arranged in advance by contacting the Director of Transportation via the information below.
All items sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS, No warranties, No Refunds
All our sales are for the disposal of public funded equipment. Disposal must be by a competitive process. All auctions are NO RESERVE. There will be no early sales, no second chance offers and no opportunity for "Buy It Now". All sales will go to the highest bidder at the conclusion of the auction.
PAYMENT: Buyer should contact the transit system within 3 days to make arrangements for payment. Payment should be received within 14 days and must be PayPal, cash or cashier's check. NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
DEPOSIT: Deposit via PayPal - US $100.00 within 72 hours of auction close is REQUIRED.
LOCAL PICKUP ONLY! NEICAC-Transit does not arrange shipping or provide quotes. Please refer to the property location and zip code in the listing and contact a local shipper of your choice for rates. All shipping costs will be the responsibility of the high bidder. Please consider these when submitting your bid.
PROPERTY REMOVAL: Unless otherwise permitted, the high bidder shall remove the property only during normal business hours (see business hours below).
For more information, contact:
Earl Henry
Transportation Director
Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation – Transit
PO Box 487
Decorah, IA 52101
Phone: (563)382-4259
Email: earl@neicac.org
Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Central time
Vehicles are located at our maintenance facility in West Union, IA 52175
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