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2012 Ford Focus Se Sedan 4-door 2.0l Repairable Salvage Like New Save Thousands on 2040-cars
Year:2012
Mileage:38500
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Hello, thanks for looking at this like new rebuildable 2012 ford focus se sedan. Was bought from insurance co. Has a penna rebuildable salvage title in hand, it runs and lot drives. Runs flawlessly. 38000 miles. This is a very easy fix, should have never been totaled but it was unfortunately. No airbags are deployed. Cooling, mechanical and frame are all fine.. Needs two fenders, bumper cover and left front suspension arm replaced to make this focus perfect... I can offer parts new in box at 40% off list price.. With this being said you are saving thousands by buying this car.. Everything on car works. Great mpg. Great opportunity... We are located in Easton pa 18042.. Next to New Jersey and about 1 hour north of Philadelphia and 1 hour and 30 min southwest of NYC.. Please call for more info if needed on this car ...other rebuildables avail. 609 647 2670 thanks good luck bidding.. Goes to highest bidder ..
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