2002 Ford Expedition Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l Ppv on 2040-cars
Sterling, Illinois, United States
Hello - this is a solid Expedition w/ a 5.4L TRITON engine - its an ex-police vehicle and runs strong ... it has a H-D suspension and good transmission - has the police style "push" bar and spot-light ... it features all-wheel drive / pushbutton 4X4 high/low ... nice grey leather interior - and rear seat folds down so it can haul a lot of stuff - sports a 2" reese hitch too !
this truck runs good - has a good exhaust , excellent tires and brakes (spare is brand new!) , recent alignment, new rear tracking bars - everything works - power windows , seats , locks , heat , even the A/C !!! Drives and rides very nicely .... I've owned this truck for a couple of years now - before that I had another expedition - but finally got myself a brand new Expedition (we love 'em!) - so this one must be sacrificed - always well maintained and adult driven ... This vehicle is also being advertised locally so we reserve the right to end the auction if it sold before auction end - Please review my payment and pickup terms - we would like the truck to be paid for in FULL within three days of auction end - and picked-up within 7 days of auction end - however if you have questions or want to request other arrangements please contact me thru Ebay BEFORE you bid - I have a very good reputation of selling quality items and can work with you if you follow our instructions - THANK YOU and GOOD LUCK !!! |
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