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Still, there's no reason for the fuel filler door to have that much damage, unless it was kicked in by a woman wearing heels. I mean, does the owner not take pride in his ride? Why was the carpet screwed up? Who knows.
It's VERY evident they drove by braille.
The reserve of 17 grand? Yeah right. 12 maybe, but not 17.
You`de be surprised to see some of the new $30k and up Town and Countries come into the dealer with less than 12k miles!!! I don`t think any of them even know what the kids do with the food and wrappers that "mom" gave them. my wifes 97 Voyager has 160k on it and looks like it only has 50k well cared for miles on it.
I had a 2004 Dodge Ram that I bought brand new off the factory and used as a work truck. When I sold it at 107,000 miles 2 years later, it definitely looked like a work truck.
This truck, though, looks like it was driven by someone who didn't know where the truck were and found out the hard way a few times. Then it looks like it was vandalized with a ball peen hammer. Calling them "minor dents" is an exaggeration, that's for sure!
I've used the X on several jobs and it don't look like that.
Door dings and scratches 104K miles at time of purchase.
My wife hit a shopping cart putting a ding in the front bumper.
I jacknifed a small trailer replaced the rear quarter molding.
My wife bumped a dumpster small ding on rear quarter.
Some body bumped the driver side door on the moding, should pop out.
180K miles.
The work truck was bought with 40K miles and how has 250K. People still comment on how nice it looks.
Jacknifed a large trailer dented the rear bumper.
Hit the mail box put a scratch on the fender.
Fell off a short retaining wall plowing, whacked fender out of place, fixed.
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