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Sprinter 2500 - 2.7l Turbo Diesel - High Top - 140" Wheel Base - No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:179200
Location:

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States
Advertising:

For sale we have a 2005 Dodge Sprinter 2500SHC. The truck features the 2.7L turbo diesel motor. The motor fires right up and it is solid and healthy with lots of power and plenty of torque. These engines are known to last for over 500,000 miles. The automatic transmission shifts smoothly through all of the gears with no delays or issues. The van has power windows, power door locks, cruise control. The van has good tires and it drives super nice down the road. The outside body of the truck is in excellent condition and very clean. Interior is clean and well kept as well. The van has the 140" wheel base. If you know sprinters then you know that the 2.7L is one of the best engines put on a sprinter. Over all this is a great running work horse!

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WE NO LONGER TAKE PAYPAL DEPOSITS DUE TO THE HIGH FEES, DEPOSIT HAS TO BE DONE VIA CREDIT CARD ONLY FOR NO MORE THAN $500 PLEASE CALL 203-441-5806 TO PUT A DEPOSIT. THE REST HAS TO BE PAID EITHER CASH-IN-HAND OR BANK CERTIFIED CHECK.

TERMS OF SALE

PAYMENT:

A $500 DEPOSIT is due 12 hours of auction completion. We accept Credit Card for the deposit only via phone at 203-441-5806. The balance is due within seven days. Pickup of the vehicle is within 14 days of auction completion.

The acceptable methods of payment are Bank Wire Transfer, Certified Bank Check, Direct Deposit or Cash in person. We do not offer financing. Deposit down payments are non refundable. We do not accept trade ins. Any guarantee offer for this vehicle will be voided if payments are not made according to terms.

WARRANTY:

This vehicle will be sold AS-IS with no warranty expressed or implied by the seller.

The title is guaranteed to be free and clear. There will be no liens or encumbrances on the title. The stated odometer reading is within +/- 500 miles.

PICK-UP:

Please check with us before scheduling your vehicle pickup. It is very important to coordinate your arrival with us before finalizing your plans. We are usually open from Mon-Fri 9AM to 5PM and Sat 9-12 Sundays we are closed.

We are approximately 1 hour from Bradley-Hartford Airport (BDL), we can pick you up for $100.
Shipping:
Best place for you is go to www.uship.com who ever gives you the best price go with it.

Additional shipping sources can be found on the Internet and you are welcome to choose any transport company of your preference.

REGISTRATION, TITLES & FEES:

There will be $300.00 of Dealer Conveyance Processing Fee.

Temporary Transit Tags are available through the state of CT for $95, which will provide valid registration for a period of 30 days. In order to obtain this tag, please provide proof of insurance for any vehicle that you presently own.

Titles are available to the buyer immediately upon full irrevocable payment, which is performed by bank wire transfer, cash in person, or certified personal check. Otherwise, the title will be sent to you after your payments have cleared our bank. Occasionally, a title is still being processed by the state and we will issue free temporary registration until the title is received.

All vehicles we sell on eBay are stored in a separate secured facility and we require that all vehicles be picked up within ten days of auction completion.

We will try to exercise some flexibility to accommodate special requests regarding our terms, if they are placed before the auction ends. We also sell vehicles locally and reserve the right to cancel this auction at any time.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

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