2004 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 6.0l Bullet Proof Just Like 7.3 on 2040-cars
Burkeville, Texas, United States
Up for auction is close to mint condition Ford Excursion 4wd with a bullet proof 6.0. When I bought this truck I bought it from Ford in Jacksonville Fl. the original owner traded it in on a new truck. I brought the truck home and my wife wanted a dependable vehicle so as a 28 year ASE certified diesel mechanic I took the truck completely apart and started from the ground up Everything that can be done to a 6.0 has been done to this truck it has all new pistons, rods, cylinder heads, ARP head studs, factory Ford head gaskets, new HPOP, new IPR valve, 4" aluminum exhaust from turbo back with muffler, SCT tuner, EDGE monitor system, EGR delete kit ect.......... I have spent over 8000.00 on this engine not including my labor. we have put 25k on the truck since the work it gets 16mpg city and 19mpg hwy. This past week the A/c compressor started making noise so I ordered a complete new a/c compressor, drier, and orings so it has a completely new a/c system. We have spared no expense on this vehicle and the only reason im selling is my wife wanted to build a new house and I told her to get the house she had to sacrifice her truck. The tires are at about 60 percent. The interior is perfect except for the usual wear on the edge of the driver seat but it is not bad at all. If there is anything else I can tell you or any questions I can answer feel free to call me at 321-360-9572.
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