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2000 Ford Focus Lx Sedan on 2040-cars

US $2,500.00
Year:2000 Mileage:164919 Color: is a
Location:

Morganfield, Kentucky, United States

Morganfield, Kentucky, United States
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2000 Ford Focus LX Sedan, 4 cyl, SOHC .In excellent shape.  It has a new re-manufactured motor and head.  New Tires, New Brakes and rotors.  Transmission operates good and has been checked out by a mechanic.  It has new fluid and transmission filter.  Operates smooth and quiet.  Has a new catalytic converter, new mass airflow senor, new spare. new jack, new wiper blades, new belt, hoses, plugs and plug wires, new floor mats, new am-fm cd stereo with auxiliary  input,  new O2 sensors, new starter,new hubcaps, neat driver seat lever.  Has good carpet, has a few small cigarette burns on the seats that were there when I go it.  Interior is 8 out of 10.  Exterior is a 8 out of 10.  All switches and bulbs work.  Right rear window does not roll down.  It was like that when I got it. Very clean non smoker.  Has ice cold air and great heat.  Exhaust is perfect.  Starts, runs, and handles great.  Has 2 or 3 small dings in body, but nothing very noticeable.  Motor has 4,774 miles on it.  I have receipts for all work and parts including pictures of the new motor I bought online.  I am not a mechanic, but anytime any little thing acted up I had it fixed immediately.  It was for my daughter and I wanted her in a dependable car.  The rear seat folds down for trunk access and more room.  Car is garaged and has good paint.  It gets up to 39 mpg on the interstate.  Bought the car for my teenage daughter and now I don't need it any more.  I put one small can of 134a in it once a summer and the AC lasts all year and will freeze you to death.  Very dependable,  needs to be driven, its been sitting in the garage for the last few months because she wanted some fancy SUV.

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