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Year:2004
Mileage:120477
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2004 ford escape xlt in pretty good condition has minor problems that can be fixed easily. The cruise control button is broken, i have a new button just havent had the time to change it. One of the motor mounts is missing 1 14mm bolt and i just recently noticed a small oil leak from the oil pan i cleaned it off and about after 20 minutes of running i saw a little oil by an oil pan bolt which is right above the exhaust. Another bad is that the car has a rebuilt salvage tittle . It was in an accident about 3 years ago in the front, these are the parts that were replaced...
Front bumper, front lights, radiator support, condenser and radiator and hood. They didnt do too good of a job painting the hood and some of the paint is peeling off.... Aside from all that it has always been good and reliable. The only reason we are selling is because we bought a small 4cylinder car to save on gas. The ford escape has 120,000 thousand miles, all maintenance has always been done on time and sometimes even sooner, i recently replaced front rotors and pads about a month ago, i replaced sway bar links about 4 months ago, alternator replaced about 7 months ago, new battery bought in august 2013,, might be needing a tune up soon last time it was done was about a year and a half ago. Tires are in really good condition, everything else works with no problems... Heat ac power controls, power windows power locks 6-cd changer, also the transmission fluid was replaced at 90xxx miles so that will need to be changed soon.. Like i said earlier it needs little thing nothing big. I am almost certain it will pass state inspeccion,. The suv also has a resses tow bar installed, we used it to pull a small bike trailer sometimes. If you would like to come see the car and test drive it feel free to. Se habla espa?ol. Phone number is 443-988-3133 |
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