2003 Ford Focus Se Sedan 4-door 2.0l Automatic / Nice Car on 2040-cars
Manassas, Virginia, United States
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Up for sale is a good looking 2003 Ford Focus SE 2.0 engine automatic 4door sedan with 111,537 miles. Has standard features such as / air-conditioning / rear defroster / power windows / power door locks / cruise control / am/fm/cd/stereo / power mirrors / inside trunk release / gas door release This vehicle runs and drives great. We have done a 36 point
checklist on the items listed below for this vehicle. Since
this vehicle was obtained through our towing service, we do not have a maintenance
history on the vehicle other than what is provided herein. If anything has been found wrong with this vehicle and has not been fixed or corrected it will
be marked in red with details. ? ABS Light
? All Fluid Levels ? ? Brakes ? Directional signals ? Door handles,
inside and out
? Doors ? Drive train /
Transmission ? Electrical system ? Emergency brake ? Engine ? Engine fluid leaks ? Exterior light
lenses ? Exterior lights ? Fan belts ? Floorboards ? Front and rear
window defrosters ? Fuel System ? Heater / AC ? Horn ? Hoses ? Interior items ? Mirrors (inside
and out) ? Muffler and
Exhaust system ? Paint / body - SMALL DENT ON REAR PASSENGER SIDE BY LIGHT (SEE PICTURE) SMALL DENT ON HOOD, MINOR PAINT CHIPS / NICKS / SCRATCHES ? Radio ? Road Tested ? Seat Belts ? Spare tire/Jack ? Speedometer ? Steering/front
end ? Suspension ? Tires ? Trouble light ? Windshield wipers,
washers ? Windshield/all glass All cars are sold as is no warranty. Thanks for looking. PLEASE READ AD IN ITS ENTIRETY PRIOR TO BIDDING ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION CONCERNING VEHICLE CONDITION: We make every
effort to photograph important details of the vehicles body condition, however
small dings, scratches and blemishes in the vehicles paint and body are often
difficult to catch in the camera lens, please know that these imperfections may
exist. Once again since this vehicle was obtained through our
towing service, we do not have a complete history on the vehicle other than
what is provided herein. Once
again - As is the case with ALL our vehicles we try to provide bidders with as
much detail as possible. INFORMATION
CONCERNING VEHICLE TITLE: This vehicle comes
with a clear INFORMATION
CONCERNING PAYMENT FOR VEHICLE:
Accepted forms of payment are Paypay, Cash in
person OR Certified funds INFORMATION
CONCERNING PICK-UP OF VEHICLE: Pickup
must occur within SEVEN DAYS of the end of the auction. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 8:00AM TO
5:00PM – AFTER 7 DAYS THERE WILL BE A $50.00 PER DAY STORAGE FEE!! The winning bidder is responsible for
picking the vehicle up. IMPORTANT
DISCLAIMER: · Please email us if you
have any questions prior to bidding.
Thank you
for looking!!!! |
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