2001 Ford Focus 2 Door Hatchback on 2040-cars
New Hope, Pennsylvania, United States
2001 Ford Focus with clear title. Inspection good until 06/2015. I bought this car for use as a cheap commuter car, but have been given a car by a family member so no longer need this one. Heat and AC work, the car runs well.
There is an exhaust leak that will need to be repaired, you can hear the noise while driving.
Also, there are a couple missing wheel nuts, and one broken wheel stud.
All in all a decent car to get around on, just needing a few small repairs.
I have the title, just under 175,000 miles.
The car is a little rough around the edges as seen in the pictures.
The interior is in decent shape, but could use a vaccum.
Located in Frenchtown NJ
On Apr-17-14 at 12:47:30 PDT, seller added the following information: Clear NJ Title, signed over by previous owner. Drivers side has some key scratches, some scuffs around the car etc.. |
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