Braun Entervan Lowered Floor Wheelchair Accesible Minivan on 2040-cars
Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
2010 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Braun Entervan. 5 passengers + 1 wheelchair. 4.0L V6, p/w, p/l, c/c, t/w, auto, a/c, 3 zone climate control a/c, driver memory seat, power pedals, ABS, airbags, pwr. mirrors, pwr driver & passenger seat, heated seats, Navigation radio(RER)am/fm, cd, mp3,/Sirius, aux. input/Uconnect phone & voice command,IPod integration, luggage rack, privacy glass, sunroof, back up sensor & camera, power hatch, dual power sliding doors, remote start, tie downs, owners manual. RAMP: Length – 52” Door Height – 52 1/2 ” Width – 29 1/4 ” Interior Height – 57 1/4 ”
Ramp weight Capacity: 750lbs
Remainder of factory warranty 3yr/36,000 mile bumper to bumper & 5yr/100,000 mile power train warranty. In service date 12/20/2011
MILES: 12,145
Exterior: Clearwater Blue Pearl Interior: Slate Gray Leather
VIN: 2A4RR6DX7AR501220
LOCATION: VANS OF GREAT BRIDGE
1109 S. BATTLEFIELD BLVD.
CHESAPEAKE, VA 23322
757-482-9112
Local Chesapeake Auto Dealer for over 25 years.
Price does not include taxes, title, tags & $229. processing fee.
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