2002 Dodge Durango

SLT SUV

4.7L

Automatic

1B4HS48N72F123683

Clear

Gasoline

You are looking at a 2002 Dodge Durango that I have had for several years. It has 183,xxx miles on it. It's been a great vehicle and it's hasn't given me any major problems. I'm only the second owner! I have put over 30K miles on it since the time I purchased it from the original owner. Only selling since I bought a big truck since my job requires me to do more heavy towing these days. Let me list out some of the noteworthy aspects in GOOD and BAD categories below (in the interest of full disclosure): GOOD - - Starts and runs great.- 4WD selector with Hi and Lo works fine.- Leaks no fluids.- Shocks replaced not too long ago.- Front hubs replaced not too long ago.- Interior is clean and tear free.- Four matching Bridgestone tires with good tread- Tight steering- Good brakes- Transmission shifts very smoothly- Clean title in hand- Cruise control works.- Overall the paint is in good condition for the age of the vehicle.- It has the 3 row seating in the back.- Power windows, locks and seats (all works).- LED headlights and foglight- Cold air intake- Magnaflow exhaust- Nothing shaky or creaky on the inside while driving- No cracks or damage to dash. - Stereo with CD works and sounds great- 2" tow receiver- Factory rims free of any damage- Spare tire is good- Good battery- NJ inspection is good until December of this year. BAD- AC not currently working (not sure why...worked earlier this year)- Typical Dodge lifter tick in the engine (has been there since I bought the SUV)- Some rust in the usual spots on the wheel wells and on the bottom of the back gate. - Will occasionally throw an evap engine code that goes away again...likely gas cap issue. That's it. Please come look at the vehicle before bidding on it unless you are willing to buy it sight unseen. I'm pretty tired of people winning auctions and then not buying the car (had this happen with other cars I've sold in the past), please don't be that person and waste my and your time. Look at it and bid what you think it's worth. To make it easy I'll start the bidding at $30 with no reserve. It's got half a tank of gas in it and so it's worth at least that much...you decide how much more. I've openly listed out everything I can think to tell you about the vehicle. Vehicle will be sold for cash; as is where is. Vehicle also offered for sale on other sites, so I reserve the right to end the auction in the event that it sells via those other sales channels.