2000 Ford Excursion 4x4 V10 Gas Xlt on 2040-cars
Millville, New Jersey, United States
2000 Ford Excursion V10 4x4
191k Miles and increasing its my daily driver • Runs strong and is very dependable this truck has never let me down and I would trust it to take long trips anywhere without a problem. • New Tires, shocks and rear diff cover with new fluid. • Leather, 6 Disk CD Changer, Sunset Graphics on the rear doors. • Tow Package with air bags in rear 10k lb tow capacity. Third Row seating • AC Blows cold and rear AC works • 4 wheel works fine It has a crack in the windshield now after the snow storm, brakes pads are in good shape but the front shakes when braking over 50 mph so it probably needs rotors, slight exhaust leak on the driver side exhaust Remote Start ! Less than 5 positive feedback bidders will be cancelled shipping will be the buyers responisbility |
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