2007 Ford E-350 Quigley 4x4 With Less Than 2200 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Golden Valley, Arizona, United States
2007 FORD E-350 XL-QUIGLEY 4X4-LESS THAN 2200 ORIGINAL MILES-ABSOLUTELY PRISTINE CONDITION-ALWAYS GARAGED-NEVER ABUSED-385/75/16 FIRESTONE DESTINATION TIRES MOUNTED ON MICKEY THOMPSON 9X16 BEADLOCK RIMS WITH LESS THAN 500 MILES-12,000 lb WARN WINCH WITH REMOTE"never used"-PIA DRIVING LIGHTS-BOTH MOUNTED ON A ABSOLUTELY STUNNING CUSTOM GRILL/BRUSHGUARD-10,000lb RECEIVER HITCH"never used"-ORIGINAL QUIGLEY BUILD SHEET-VAN IS IN AS NEW CONDITION-NO WRECKS,RUST,ISSUES-NONE FINER-any questions ? call 208-640-0478-sold as is,no warranty or guarantee impressed or implied-THANKS 4 LOOKING
On May-11-14 at 14:13:33 PDT, seller added the following information: van is for sale locally,may end auction at any time |
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Power for the new model comes from a 1.5-liter four-cylinder, although Ford doesn't specify just how much power is on offer, simply saying that the fuel economy of the new mill will be "outstanding." It's unclear what transmission will be distributing the engine's power, although based on the images we've seen, the Escort will definitely offer a two-pedal setup.
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