1999 Ford Contour Se Sport, 116,918 Miles on 2040-cars
Palmer, Massachusetts, United States
99 Ford contour SE Sport, 116,918 miles and in good overall shape. Car needs some minor body work on rocker panels below rear doors and has engine code p0430 for emissions system. Underneath the rest of the car is clean has good brake and fuel lines with no rust or scale and floors still have factory paint on them. I believe the egr system just needs to be cleaned and the code should go away. Brakes and tires are good, cv shafts and struts were replaced not long ago and front ball joints, left outer tie rod, control arms and control arm bushings are brand new. This vehicle runs and drives as it should with no problems that I am aware of and will pass MA inspection with the fixing of the rust. This would be a great first car or inexpensive commuter for somebody, can be seen in Palme MA anytime and is also listed for local sale therefor I could cancel auction at any time if sold. hanks for looking!
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