2004 Dodge Durango Used For Police K9 Vehicle. Sold As Is, No Warranty. on 2040-cars
Pocahontas, Arkansas, United States
This 2004 Dodge Durango was used as a K9 vehicle for a town of less than 8,000 people. This vehicle is a USED vehicle and DOES show signs of wear-and-tear. Pictures attached with listing will document all of the places where the wear was significant. The Durango runs good and does not show signs of burning oil. The air-conditioner works, but is not 100% cold. There are a few small dings on the outside, see pictures for better detail. The front-passenger window is the only window not tinted; however, the front-driver window has a defect in the tint. The carpet is worn from the dog as well as the rear-driver door panel. The front-passenger door panel is worn from the holster when getting in and out. There is a second row seat that is not shown in pictures. It was removed from the vehicle in between civilian use and police use and is in good shape (no tears or discoloration). The driver seat does have a tear. Other options that the Durango has are fog lights and towing package. If you have any further questions or need detailed pictures, contact me at 870-378-2384.
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