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2006 Dodge Sprinter High Top, 2.7 liter Mercedes diesel turbo engine, 87,xxx miles, very nice condition vehicle. This vehicle has two separate air conditioning units, one for the front and the other for the rear area. The transmission is automatic, power windows and power locks. This vehicle looks good, runs and drives great! Fuel economy is in the 20-25 mpg range, depending on how it is driven. The paint is new because at one time the van had decals which left shadows when removed. The transmission, rear end, power steering and cooling system have been properly serviced. The EGR valve (a common problem with Sprinters) was replaced within this past month. The front suspension bar has been replaced with a new one. The radio is AM/FM/CD stereo with speakers in the front and rear - it is not "premium sound" but it does the job. This vehicle also has a 2" receiver hitch and electrical connection outlet for trailers. The hitch was installed only a few months ago and hauling was limited to only three occasions with a very light utility trailer. Brakes are in good condition.

The title to this vehicle is "clear" with no liens or loan. Title is in my possession.

The seats are in good condition with no stains and showing only minor wear. The right front passenger seat was replaced owing to a faulty back rest lever; the replacement seat was essentially unused and is made of cloth like the others but the design is slightly different but hardly noticeable. The pictures included in this ad does not show the new passenger seat. There were two minor roof leaks at the panel seams which have been repaired. The leaks were not the result of rust. There appears to be no rust on this vehicle. There is a remote key and one back-up key for this vehicle. Tires are in good shape, all lighting is functional, the doors all lock and open and close without problems.

These Sprinters are very efficient vehicles that are used by FedEx and other companies -- they even serve as ambulances. They are able to achieve high mileage, some reaching into the 400,000 mile range with few repairs.

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