2003 Ford Explorer 4x4 Mechanic Speacial Absolute Sale Flex Fuel on 2040-cars
Newburgh, New York, United States
Up for auction today is a 2002 Ford explorer 4X4 Flex fuel. This truck we will be selling as a mechanic special. The truck does not start, turns over when the key is turned but just doesn't catch, I can hear some raddling noises which leads me to believed the engine will need some extensive repair or replacement, This truck will need to be towed!!!!!!! The transmission is undamaged and operates normally. Cosmetically you have a rear broken tail light and your normal minor scuff/scratches you would expect to find on a vehicle
of its age. The interior in clean, no rips or tears. Pretty clean truck besides the fact that it doesn't run. . We have a
clean clear title free of any liens in hand and ready for transfer. All
questions are
welcome.. All inspection welcome by appointment. Comes fully equipped with a CD player Power windows 4 Wheel drive Flex Fuel I WILL ASSIST IN FINDING A TRANSPORTER!!! EMAIL DELIVERY ZIP CODE FOR A QUOTE !!!!!!!! $300 deposit due within 24 hours of auction end. If deposit is not made
within 24 hours I will offer vehicle for sale to the next bidder..... |
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