2004 Honda Odyssey for sale

Catherine from Stoke

This vehicle has been a well-used family car, it has been reliable but it is not in showroom condition. It has a few issues which would can be sorted by someone who has the required skills.
The front bumper has a a few scrapes and needs some new fasteners - upper left hand side currently secured with gaffa-tape and curtain cable-tied. The driver door internal handle is broken, but still works and the driver door window does not open/close. It has a reversing camera, but the connection is not currently working. There are a few cosmetic scratches/dinks on the bodywork that you'd expect of a car this age. Can provide photos of any of these details if you are still interested in the vehicle.
The car is WOF'd to 23/08 and Rego'd to the end of this month.

Price: $1,200

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