1992 Ford Taurus Sho Mtx Red Manual on 2040-cars
Lima, Ohio, United States
What we have here is a 1992 Ford Taurus SHO
The car has 162,584 miles The car is Red. paint is faded and scratched (The car is 22 years old). The car has surface rust except for the rear quarter and on the trunk The car needs a new Transmission. The Transmission is out of the car and is apart. That being said, the car will need to be trailered The Interior of the car is not in the best of shape. the sunroof leaks and it ruined the carpet. Power drives seat doesnt work but there is a seat track in the trunk I am including with the sale: A new clutch kit (Clutch Disk, Pressure Plate and Throw Out Bearing) A new Passenger Side TransAxle New Parking Brake Cable New Outer Tie Rods The car would make a good Parts car as it is mostly Rust Free, The engine is still good and strong. Wheels are good. I am selling because i cannot afford to fix the car. The Buyer is responsible for shipping |
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