2004 Ford Excursion 4x4 Diesel 6.0 Limited And Loa on 2040-cars
Springfield, Missouri, United States
2004 FORD EXCURSION 4X4 DIESEL LEATHER AND LOADED WE HAVE HAD THIS TRUCK FOR OUR FAMILY VEHICLE FOR A FEW YEARS. IT’S IN GREAT SHAPE FOR A 13 YEAR OLD TRUCK. THE PAINT IS ORIGINAL AND IN GREAT SHAPE IT IS ABOVE AVERAGE ON DINGS AND SCRATCHES. IT ONLY HAS TWO SMALL DINGS ON EACH REAR CORNER PILLARS THAT SUPPORT THE ROOF (PICTURED). THE INTERIOR IS GREAT EXCEPT THE HEAD LINER SAGS A LITTLE IN A COUPLE AREAS. THIS TRUCK RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT…4X4 WORKS GOOD. WE JUST TOOK IT ON A 2000 MILE TRIP WITH NO ISSUES EVER. (AVERAGED 24 MPG). TIRES ARE ABOUT 50%. WE ALWAYS HAVE KEPT UP THE SERVICE EVERY 3000 MILES. AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES IT LEAD A PAMPERED LIFE. IT WAS PURCHASED WITH EVERY OPTION AVAILABLE TO MUCH TO LIST BUT IF YOU SCROLL THROUGH THE PICTURES, YOU CAN ZOOM IN ON THE ORIGINAL BUILD SHEET FOR EXACT DETAILS WHICH ALSO INCLUEDS POWER EVERYTHING, INCLUDING SUNROOF AND STOW AWAY SEATING AND ELECTRIC SEAT WARMERS EVEN KEYLESS ENTRY….. AFTER MARKET THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN ADDED LISTED BELOW. · BULLY DOG TUNER · COLD AIR SYSTEM · EGR DELETE/BULLET PROOF · STAINLESS EXHAUST · CLASS 3 TOWING PACKAGE · TRAILER BRAKE CONTROLER · FRONT TRAINER HITCH MOUNT · FRONT WINCH MOUNT WIREING · TV/DVD UPGRADED · FRONT WHEEL LOCKOUTS DASH GPS AS WELL TRUCK ALWAYS GARAGE KEPT. LAST YEAR WE REPLACED ALL THE INJECTORS, DID THE EGR DELETE AND REPLACED THE OIL COOLER. THIS TRUCK DOES NOT SMOKE, LEAK OR USE ANY OIL. SPECIAL NOTE: THE TRANSMISSION WAS REBUILT 32 THOUSAND MILES AGO (DOCUMENTATION AVA
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