2003 Ford Expedition Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States
This truck is a second owner and has 150K miles on it. The driver seat has some wear and tare on it from getting in and out. It has new breaks all around and has had a complete tune-up in the last. The truck was bought in South Carolina and was driven from Fort Bening GA to South Carolina on a regular basis. We are now located at Fort Belvoir VA, and need to sell it because we bought a new truck to replace tis one. The truck will need new tires soon and the rear glass switch that tells the truck that the hatch is closed also needs to be replaced. The truck also needs to be cleaned up and for someone to drive it again. This is a great truck and thanks for looking. Tony |
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