6.0l Diesel 4x4 Eddie Bauer Package - Perfect Condition on 2040-cars
Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Downgraded to a pickup and its time for the best SUV I have ever owned, to find a new home. Can't say enough about this 2003 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer Edition with the 6.0L Powerstroke and the 4x4 except that its been the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. This smaller diesel gets EXCELLENT highway and city milage. I have clocked highway milage at 22mpg and city at 18mpg. Average is 17mpg around town under a lot of stop and go. Better fuel milage than my brand new pickup...
I purchased this vehicle brand new from a local dealer so, this is a single owner vehicle. The interior is almost perfect except for some character wear on the front two seats. The body is in perfect condition. No dings or scratches. The interior is in just as good of condition. The engine still runs like new. I switched to Synthetic when the engine hit 100,000 miles and started putting REVX oil additive at the some . The reason for that is they have pulled most sulfates out of diesel fuel so, theres not much left to lubricate the injectors. This truck will start in 0 degree weather and drive off without warming up. If you needed it, it does have a block heater so it gets toasty quicker :) This Excursion has been pampered and hasn't towed anything more than a Mastercraft boat and been down a few muddy roads pheasant hunting, thats about it. The 4x4 still works perfect. I have maintained all the fluids front to back along with changing fuel filters every other oil change. This engine has NEVER had any chip or modifications. Its factory. Some upgrades as of late 2013. New ball joints up front (uppers and lowers - MOOG), new 10 ply all season tires, new Monroe Gasmatic shocks, new vented and slotted brakes on the front and rear with full ceramic brake pads. About $5000 in new parts and upgrades in the last 90 days so, she's ready for another 100,000 plus miles. This vehicle is ready to be picked up locally or you can arrange shipping. A small deposit will be required at the end of the auction. Full payment (via cashiers check) will be required within 5-7 days of purchase. We will work with your bank if your getting a loan. |
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