1993 Plymouth Grand Voyager

LE Minivan/Van

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

1P4GK54R4PX645262

Gasoline

This van was garage-kept and used only seasonally to tow a boat before I purchased it in May of last year. That is why this 1993 van has only 122k original miles on it. The van is very clean, inside and out. The body is rust-free, the paint is very good, with no fading. There are no dents, but a few scratches are visible, the main one being where the side door slides open. The interior is very clean. There are no rips, holes, stains, or wear marks on the seats. The carpet is also in very good condition with minimal wear. This is a 7-passenger van. The rear seat is a bench seat that can be folded down or removed if need be. The other two seats in back are individual (not bench-style). The van has been smoke-free. There are no mechanical issues that I am aware of. I just had a new starter put in 2 months ago, and a front ball joint replaced in August. This van was AWD when I purchased it, but is now converted to a FWD. The van does have front and rear heat and air conditioning. The A/C does need to be recharged though. It gets approximately 21 MPG. I made a 700-mile round trip in it at the beginning of January, and everything worked fine. It will need new tires on the front soon though. It runs and drives just fine, and would make a great family and/or travel/camping vehicle! I am selling it because I bought a smaller vehicle. My location is in northern Wisconsin. I have the clean and clear title in-hand. If you are the winning bidder, I expect a $200 non-refundable Paypal deposit at the close of auction, with the remainder to be paid in cash at the time of pickup. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have, thank you, and happy bidding! On Mar-02-12 at 13:25:19 PST, seller added the following information:This van does have the ABS brake system. I also have the original owner's manual and paperwork.On Mar-04-12 at 20:14:26 PST, seller added the following information:There is one very minor repair which is that the rear hatch window needs to have silicone put around the edges. I was waiting until spring to do that because of the cold temps, but it really is not a big deal, which is why I forgot to mention it. It can sometimes leak and just needs to be sealed better.