2000 Excursion Limited 7.3 Diesel on 2040-cars
Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, United States
2000 Ford Excursion, Limited, 7.3 Diesel,117,000 mi, Clean Car Fax, Loaded. 4 Wheel Drive, Third Row Seating, Dual Heated seats, 6 Disc CD Changer, Rare light green and tan color, New PA Inspection, took rear brakes and a few bulbs that were out and was just fully serviced, all factory ford parts were used. This Excursion needs nothing, it runs excellent and drives great. I purchased this Excursion from the original owner, they said it never towed anything and looking at the reciever I believe this to be true. It is all original and never had any modifications to the engine. Interior and exterior are in excellent shape with the normal wear and tear for a 14 year old vehicle. Interior has no stains and the carpet looks new. Has some paint chips, one small slit on rear seat and a soft dent on the rear/ bumper which you can see in the photos. The wheels look good but do have clear coat chips. This is a good solid Excursion with plenty of life left. 80 photos click here The reserve is low compaired to what the 7.3 Excursions are selling for, especially one in this kind of shape. If the reserve is met, the winning bidder is responsible for pick up locally or shipping accommodations. This is a used vehical and sold as is with no warranty. Anyone interested is more then welcome to look it over in person before bidding. Within 24 hours of auction close the winning bidder must pay a nonrefundable $500.00 deposit, PayPal or Wire Transfer, and full payment within 7 days, Cash or Wire Transfer. Thank you. |
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