'10 Chrysler Town And Country! Like New 19k Miles! Save Thousands! No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Plainville, Connecticut, United States
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2010 Chrysler Town and Country
So here is the story, I bought this Chrysler town and country van a year ago for my business. It was declared a flood victim of hurricane sandy. I bought it from the insurance company directly. Everything on this van works perfect and it has never had any sort of issue. No warning lights, no odd sounds, no nothing! It as close to new as one could want. We have used this as a courtesy van for to bringing customers back to work. To this day we can’t figure out why they declared it a flood car. We have put over 3000 miles on it without any sort of issue. Clearly this was an oversight on the insurance company. I personally took it through New York State inspection where it passed with flying colors and a title was issued. Here is your chance to save thousands of dollars. Look at the pictures. Inside and out it is like new. With only 19,000 miles it should be! This van has been absolutely perfectly reliable for the last year. Look at my feedback and bid with complete confidence. Remember this auction is set with NO RESERVE! The highest bidder will own it. If you have any questions please feel free to call me at 860-883-8597. Thanks and good luck! Vehicle Condition: Inside and out this van is in excellent condition. Literally runs like new. I can’t say enough good about it. The title is a rebuilt NY title. All Rebuilt titles are marked true mileage unknown. Although the mileage is actual. Carfax proves the mileage is correct. Please do your homework prior to bidding. Verify if your state requires anything special to register. Feel free to ask any questions. Payment options: A $500.00 non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hours of the close of the auction. Balance to be paid within 7 days via certified funds. A $299.00 dealer conveyance fee is attached to the final price, this includes visual vehicle safety inspection, paperwork preparation and temporary plate if needed. Vehicle sold as is. We will be happy to assist in pickup at the airport or train station. We will also assist in arranging delivery at your expense. All we ask is you have the funds to back your bids. No excuses! No exceptions |
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