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1996 Red Ford Taurus Station Wagon - Runs Great! on 2040-cars

US $1,500.00
Year:1996 Mileage:171000
Location:

Toledo, Ohio, United States

Toledo, Ohio, United States

This listing will be as 100% upfront and truthful as possible. We are listing all the bad, but also all the good! If you have a specific question please ask and I will find out the answer.

Mainly know this. The car always starts, and it always runs.

Here is a list of known problems:
1. The back hatch inside door cover needs to be put back on.
2. The windshield is cracked along the bottom (see picture)
3. The windshield wiper sprayer does not work.
4. The runner on the outside of driver side doors rusted off.
5. The tires on the driver side lose air and need to be refilled 1-2 times a week.
6. The speakers in the back are torn and vibrate, it could be just one of them that is torn.
7. The back seat, back fold down and up part squeaks continuously during driving it might not be locked back in the right position.
8. No spare tire.
9. Hatchback lock does accept a key, but the lock works with the electric control.
10. The car has rust on the hood seam, the hatchback lock area.
11. The car has been hit on the driver’s side with a grocery cart at the rear door and, also, hit on the passenger side back fender.


Good things:
1. Heater and AC works perfect.
2. Brand new (not used) blower motor was put in less than a year ago.
3. All electric windows work great.
4. Automatic locks work great.
6. Front brakes where done within the last two years.
7. Oil pan was changed out this past summer.
8. All seat-belts work.
9. Battery was purchased around 2 years ago. Works great!
10. New starter in the last 2 years.
11. New fuel tank straps in the last year.
12. Driven by an older woman just a few miles a month for the past few years.

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