2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Wilmington, Delaware, United States
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Auctioning my 2002 Ford Explorer XLT. VIN 1FMZU73K32UD02133. It has 139,055 miles on the odometer. I've owned it for several years and have had NO problems with it. I am selling this Explorer because I recently purchased a large travel trailer and I needed a larger, stronger, and heavier tow vehicle than the Explorer could provide. It has silver paint and gray cloth interior. The interior is in good condition with no rips or stains. Is has nylon Cabalas front and back seat covers. The exterior is in fair to good condition. The vehicle looks great but it has a very slight abrasion on the left/rear fender (about 10 inches long), it has light rust on the right/rear passenger-side door jam, and it has a small but deep ding above the rear glass. These 3 issues are shown in the attached photos. Otherwise, this vehicle is in great mechanical condition. Everything, EVERTHING works fine. The engine is a 4 Liter V-6. Runs quiet and smooth. No leaks or oil smoke. Brakes work fine. Entire exhaust system is sound and quiet. Tires all match and have about a year of life left on them. Air conditioner works fine. The 4 wheel drive works fine. It has a small (factory installed) trailer hitch and I had an electric brake system installed on it so I could tow a trailer that has electric brakes. Bottom line is that there is nothing that does not work on this vehicle. This vehicle is titled and registered in Delaware. Tagged until September, 2014.
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