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2007 Dodge Sprinter Crd Work Van 144" Wb Mercedes Turbo Diesel 122k Miles on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:121871
Location:

Avon, New York, United States

Avon, New York, United States

2007 Dodge Sprinter CRD Van


-121,871 original miles, one owner

-CRD model, equipped with 3.0 liter V6 Mercedes Benz turbo diesel, automatic transmission

-Van would average 17.5 mpg loaded at 10,000lbs combined vehicle and payload weight.

-Includes OSHA screen with pass through door, large tool chest, shelving including drawers, wire rack, and refrigerant cylinder racks by Adrian steel. (as pictured)

-Truck runs like a champ, starts easily in cold weather, runs and drives quietly, uses no oil, and the air conditioning blows cold.

-Tires are all approximately 30 percent tread remaining

-Only damage to the truck is the dent in the bottom of the passengers door, that does not effect the door closing properly, or sealing (road noise, etc..)

-Truck was equipped with essentially every power option at the time, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, back up assitant, AM-FM, CD player, cruise control, seats with adjustable lumbar and headrest, MPG calculator, on dash maintenance reminder, remote tire pressure monitoring, as well as steering wheel controls for changing radio stations, volume, viewing vitals and information such as fuel economy, and maintenance information while you are driving.  Overall in very clean shape for a 7 year old work van.  

-Original owners payed $47,000.00 for this van with the accessories as pictured.

-Interior, engine compartment, and cargo area is in nice condition for a 7 year old work van, as is the glass, etc.   

-Please see all pictures for an accurate representation of the true condition of this vehicle.  Feel free to ask any questions, as I would like whomever purchases this vehicle to see exactly what they are getting.

-Truck taken out of service after visiting dealership and receiving a diagnosis that a repair other than preventative maintenance was needed after the vehicle was schedule to be replaced due to its age.  I purchased the vehicle thinking of using the drivetrain for a street rod project I am working on, but just have too many projects at this point.  This would be an excellent truck to make several repairs to, and put back into service for many years.  The condition of the vehicle is nice overall, and it includes all of the tool storage and shelving options someone would need to use it without any additional investment.  I drove this vehicle from the dealership when I purchased it, and therefor can represent its issues as accurately as possible.  Was being used every day until late last fall.

-Includes original owners manual, and 2 sets of key fob style remote keyless entry keys

THE BAD NEWS

-The truck has a fault code for the brake force distribution, which prevents the operator from driving the vehicle beyond second gear.  

-The rear door latch is missing the lower striker plate, was borrowed off this vehicle to keep an active vehicle in the fleet rolling.
both of these issues could be easily rectified, and the truck returned to active service.  This is very low mileage for the powertrain in one of these vehicles, most commonly making it in excess of 300,000 miles.

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