1987 Chrysler Town & Country – Woody Wagon. Wagon Has 42,930 Orginal Miles. on 2040-cars
Lehighton, Pennsylvania, United States
Hi Everyone, You are looking at a Classic 1987 Chrysler Town & Country Woody Wagon with 42,910 original miles. This car was always garage kept and is in very good condition for its age. The car has the following features. • Power Steering • Power Windows • AC • Leather Seating • Digital Dash • Cruise Control • Sliding Rear Cargo Cover • Power seats • AM FM Radio • New Battery • Cigarette Lighter and ash tray – never smoked in • Gas tank replaced about 4 years ago • New rear shocks – air shocks removed by mechanic. • Roof rack • Power drivers seat • Rear defogger • Full size spare • Nice clean running 4 cylinder engine This is a very good running car for its age. If you live nearby and want to see the vehicle please let me know. This car was recently inspected in PA and I believe it qualifies for antique or classic plates. I will assist potential buyer in ship cost, but please understand the fees associated with shipping and notary are the responsibility of the buyer. Good luck and ask questions as I did my best to describe the vehicle.
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