2013 Ford Focus Se Rebuildable, Reconstructed, Rebuilt, Salvage on 2040-cars
Southampton, Pennsylvania, United States
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What you are looking at is a 2013 Ford Focus SE with 11,500 miles. This car features sync connectivity, 5 speed manual transmission, winter package (all season floor mats and heated cloth seats). This car runs and drives perfectly and inspection is good for another year, tires are new, oil was just changed and this car is ready to go to its' new home.
What you can not see is this car comes with a PA RECONSTRUCTED TITLE. This car was a recovered theft. I purchased the car with a salvage certificate and had the reconstructed process done to the car. I bought the car as you see it all I did was give it a good clean up on the inside and out. This cars is perfect in every way. Come see for yourself. Give me a call for more information. This is a great way to own a new car at a fraction of the cost! Thanks Mike 215-260-8766 **This car is also being sold locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early. |
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