2009 Honda Odyssey Ex-l Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Waverly, Ohio, United States
2009 Honda Odyssey EX-L. Loaded with options as leather seats, 8 passenger, moonroof, back up camera, heated seats, heated exterior mirrors, power locks, power sliding doors, keyless entry, power windows, 6 disc cd changer, new wipers. Never been in an accident. Smoke Free Van. Roughly 99,000 miles. Will drive up to 100 miles to meet. From southern Ohio. Please feel free to ask any questions. There is a small crack in windshield due to heat from sun. However it does not leak and has been like that for a few years. We are a large family of 8 and just have outgrown this van. It's actually in really good condition. Minor dings and scratches from normal wear and tear of vehicle being 5 yrs old. We purchased new in July 2009. Still books for 16K-17K. The easiest way to complete the transaction is for the purchaser to do a wire transfer of the funds to the financial institute( will be given once purchased) where as then the financial institute will release title to the purchaser. I am willing to drive to meet purchaser. Please ask any questions you may have before bidding. Thank you !
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