loading
reading
writing
saving
searching
2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L Full Service Records • Camper-Ready COLD AC - $2,200 (Las Vegas)
2006
honda odyssey ex-l
QR Code Link to This Post
282,xxx miles
Clean title in hand
2nd owner since July 2021 (bought at ~210k from original owner)
This van has been taken care of its entire life. Original owner kept every single receipt since 2006, and I’ve continued the same (thick folder comes with it — see photos). No expense spared on maintenance.
The GOOD (and there’s a lot):
Engine is STRONG — starts instantly, no smoke, no weird noises, tons of power
Ice-cold A/C front & rear (huge in Vegas), heat works perfect
Fresh rear tires (Oct 2025), fronts still 75%+
Brakes & steering feel solid
Full synthetic oil changes every 5-6k miles (receipts)
Timing belt, water pump, sparks, etc. all done on schedule by previous owner
Sunroof works, no leaks
Upgraded Kenwood double-DIN with Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
12" Rockford Fosgate powered sub (sounds awesome, I can remove if you want)
Heated leather seats
Converted to camper: all rear seats removed, flat plywood deck with full-size mattress platform. Comes with full set of custom blackout window covers — perfect for weekend trips or van-life
Only one major repair in my 4+ years: radiator + both fans replaced in 2022 (have receipt)
The NOT-SO-GOOD (being upfront):
Very minor oil drip (valve cover gasket area) for years — never burns oil, just a couple drops on the ground
“D” light on the dash flashes occasionally when driving hard. Trans was flushed ~12 months ago and it helped a lot — NO slipping, NO hard shifts, drives perfectly normal around town every day. I just wouldn’t take it cross-country without addressing it first.
Passenger sliding door is disabled/locked shut (fuses pulled so it doesn’t kill the battery)
Driver sliding door works manually fine
Normal dings/dents for a 19-year-old van, front bumper securely reattached after minor bush incident last year
I’ve driven this van daily for over 4 years with zero breakdowns or being stranded. It’s honestly one of the best-maintained high-mileage 3rd-gen Odysseys you’ll find. Priced at $2200 because of the age/miles and the items above — I know what it’s worth fixed, but I don’t need to fix it.
$2200 CASH.
Test drive only with cash in hand (too many joy-riders lately). No trades, no payments, no tire-kickers please. First person with