2002 Dodge Grand Caravan Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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The van is used with many parts replaced:
The transmission was rebuilt at 193,313 miles along with torque converter By AAMCO have paperwork to prove.
Tires were replaced at 192,340 miles, Inner outer tie rods replaced at 197,795 with alignment.
Driver window motor has been replaced, Muffler replaced about one year ago Some vapor hoses have been replaced.
Also sticky ignition cylinder was replaced recently with completely new cylinder. Over last few years many parts have been replaced with new ones vehicle has been maintained very well.
Once again it does run! If looking for vehicle with some good parts than this would be good.
Vehicle must picked up No shipping !
$150.00 Deposit and balance due upon pick up. There is small dent on side doors. Engine runs. Vehicle is sold as is no exceptions!
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