2003 Ford Excursion Diesel 6.0 on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
2003 Ford Excursion Diesel,Eddie Bauer 6.0-liter turbodiesel engine with 325 horsepower and 550 pound-feet of torque,two-tone leather seating with second-row captain's chairs. six-disc in-dash CD changer, Maximum Towing Capacity ( Pounds) 11,000. Michelin Tires in excellent condition. Florida Truck, runs great. Updated heavy duty alternator, large capacity batteries, towing package, reverse lights, K&N Air Filter, rear air bags, custom MBR Exhaust, brake controler for trailer, tinted windows, oil changed with Ford OEM oil and Filters every 4500 miles. All new bushings in the front end along with front shocks. I purchased this truck with 23,000 miles as a second owner, Im a Ford fanatic and I have keep her in great shape. Seats have the typical Ford wear on the outside( front seats only) the rest of the interior is i great shape. Outside is in very nice shape, one small defect on the left rear quarter ( looks like the previous owner wet sanded) not very noticeable. Left rear door has a scratch but has been colored and very hard to tell, the same door has a small dent. A/C works good and once she warms up is a beast of a truck, very solid. Im selling her because I had trucks for over 20 years and want to take a break from trucks and get into a car. I'm open to any reasonable offers as I need to sell the truck ASAP. Clean title on hand. Disclaimer - Vehicle sold as "AS-IS" . No warranty, refunds. Sale is Final. |
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