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2002 Ford Focus Se - 4dr Sedan - 2.0 Liter 4 Cylinder - 135k - Very Clean! on 2040-cars
Year:2002
Mileage:134600
Location:
United States
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WE ARE "HAVE A HEART CHILDREN'S CANCER SOCIETY" -
(New York's #1 most reliable & favorite car donation charity! - We
are based in central Long Island, NY - We provide financial assistance to alleviate
the burdens of numerous local families & children afflicted with
various forms of cancer)
THIS IS AN ITEM THAT HAD BEEN DONATED TO OUR CHARITY THAT WE ARE OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC FOR SALE THROUGH EBAY. EVERYTHING THAT WE DO KNOW ABOUT THIS ITEM WILL BE LISTED IN THE DESCRIPTION, WE ARE NOT NOR DO WE ASSUME TO BE MECHANICS OF ANY TYPE NOR EXPERT, OUR INSPECTIONS ARE BASED ON DONORS' WORD & VISUAL OBSERVATION. SINCE WE MAY NOT KNOW THE TRUE MECHANICAL CONDITION OF OUR DONATED BOATS THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES. WE RELY ON DONOR'S WORD & DESCRIPTION, WE INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION ON THE LISTING OF WHAT WE DO KNOW ABOUT THE BOAT AS PER THE DONOR. ~ ALL ITEMS THAT WE SELL ARE SOLD "AS IS" ONLY!!! - SORRY THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS!! ~ @ Please note that a $150.00 processing fee is additional to the final bid price @ *** BE ADVISED ALL NON-PAYING BIDDERS ARE REPORTED TO EBAY FOR FURTHER ACTION & ARE SUBJECT TO A VOID TRANSACTION FEE *** *** WINNING BIDDER MUST E-MAIL US IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION AT - HaH_Ebay@yahoo.com - LACK OF COMMUNICATION MAY RESULT IN THE VOIDING OF THE SALE *** *** PAYMENT IN FULL TO BE MADE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF WINNING AUCTION - A PAYPAL DEPOSIT WITHIN 6-12HRS IS REQUIRED. (DEPOSITS NON-REFUNDABLE)*** (CHARITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VOID SALES & TRANSACTIONS FOR NON-COMPLIANCE) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *** WINNING BIDDER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKUP & TRANSPORT OF THIS AUTOMOBILE WHICH IS LOCATED IN BOHEMIA, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK *** *** CAR MUST BE PICKED UP WITHIN 2 WEEKS OF WINNING AUCTION *** You
are bidding on 2002 Ford Focus SE 4 Door Sedan with 135k miles. This car is clean inside & out, body is good no rust or damage, Engine starts right up with turn of key, transmission was rebuilt 3 years ago. The donor states that when driven, the engine will bog down & stall out, he does not know what the issue is, nor has be had any mechanic look at it. When he started & ran the motor i heard what to me sounded like a broken spark plug wire electrical snapping sound, it could be a simple repair but I am not a mechanic so I cannot offer this as an explanation of what the issue might truly be, this is only an observation. From what you can see in the pics taken on 3/20/14, the car is in good condition in/out, power windows & locks, AM/FM/CD radio, air conditioner works according to donor.. Nothing else mentioned except the stalling issue & a possible minor muffler leak. That's it, basically a clean car that runs good, just needs to have the stalling issue rectified! Since
this is located on private property, the privacy policy that our charity
maintains with our donors forbids us from revealing the address of it's
location to any but the winning bidder; due to this policy, sorry no
viewing permitted while in auction. I will try to answer any questions
you may have. Again we start all our donated Auto auctions @ $50 with NO RESERVE!!! GOOD LUCK BIDDING!! |
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