2006 Town and Country Touring in Noblesville, Indiana For Sale

Condition: Used
Exterior color: Black
Interior color: White
Transmission: Automatic
Fule type: Gasoline
Engine: 6
Drivetrain: FWD
Vehicle title: Clear
Body type: Minivan, Van
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Standard equipment: Leather Seats CD Player,Air Conditioning Cruise Control Power Locks Power Windows Power Seats
DESCRIPTION:
xxxx Chrysler Town and Country Touring with Stow N Go seating.Title is free and clear - and in my hand. No having to deal with current owner having to pay off loan to get title.3.8 Vxxxxk miles2 owner. I bought this in early summer xxxx from original owners. It had 66k miles when I bought it. It has been to Myrtle Beach once, Florida twice, Chicago 4 times, Wisconsin twice, and Canton Ohio probably 6 times. These travels have help put on the miles during our 3 years.Never wrecked or repaintedOil changed at 6-8k miles since I have owned it. Some at shop, some by me. I have done the last few with fully synthetic oil. Black with light leather interior - I would call it bone in color. Power mirrors, locks, windows.AC with 3 way control (R, L, back) blows very coldRear Entertainment system with 6 DVD changer.Stereo with tape and CDHeated front seats - both work with both high and low setting.Power front seatsMiddle seats are Stow N Go, they can drop into the floor. When they are in normal position, there are large storage bins under the floor.Rear seat folds down into rear well, in a ? manner (meaning 1 rear seat can do gown, the 2 seat part of the bench can go down, or all of it. Towing hitch. I had this installed and we have never towed anything. We have only used it for a bike rack. I have the wiring harness that clips into the inside and that is still in the original packaging. Power sliding doors - controlled with key or overhead consolePower rear liftgate - controlled with key or overhead console This is loaded with everything that I am aware of outside of Navigation. If I am missing something, ask me - it probably has it. Two keys with remotes on them. Two sets of tires. Factory rims with high end all season tires with a good deal of life left in them. Steel rims with winter tires - some life left in them. These have hubcaps. All 8 tires have TPMS installed and all function correctly. Spare rims + tires + TPMS is about $1k in extras. Overhead information console (compass, temp, mileage, etc) No rust. I have hand waxed this at least 2x a year. Take it through car wash regularly. This is in very good shape for a xxxx with more than 115k miles. I have MANY more pictures. Email me for a link of the full gallery. Now what it is not perfect on this. I only know one way to sell things - be honest and feel good about it the sale after it is done. The power door lock for the driver side sliding door does not work. As such, if it is locked, you cannot open it with remote. If it is unlocked, it will not be locked when you hit the lock button. You have to manually lift the knob. It has been this way since we got it and we just have got used to it. I suspect it would not be that much to fix. To be clear, the power sliding part works fine - but if door is locked the van cannot unlock it which is required to power open it. But if unlocked, the power opener works perfectly.The driver seat leather is cracked on the bottom area of the side closest to the door from getting in and out.. This is visible in the pics. I would guess you cannot find a xxxx with this much use that does not have this issue. It is fairly thin leather. I have treated it with quality products since I have owned it as I could see it coming, but in the end it did not stop it.The rear hatch opens with remote. However, it often does not open manually from the outside. What I mean is lets say you are behind it and do not have the key on you to press the button . . . and the rear door is unlocked. Often it will not open when you pull on the handle. The handle is above the license plate under a recessed area. It is not a real moving handle. Rather, it is a rubber covered button. It sometimes works, but often does not. Since the key works, we have never got this fixed. The controls for power seat on the driver side are missing the plastic parts that go over the posts. You can just as easily move the seat in all ways with the posts. It was like this when we got it and never cared enough to replace them. Probably $30 in parts off ebay or $10 from junk yard. There is also a
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