1996 White Ford Taurus on 2040-cars
Georgetown, Kentucky, United States
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We are offering a used 1996 Ford Taurus that has 166,232 miles on it. It was purchased in October 2002 when it had 112,555 miles on it. We are offering the vehicle as is without any warranty. We know that the battery is dead and it has not been used for over 1 year. This vehicle is being offered as pickup only at our location which is 2168 Frankfort Pike, Georgetown, KY 40324. It can be picked up Monday through Friday from 8:30 am untl 3:00 pm. This vehicle has many flaws that we will are aware of and some that we may not be aware of. The rear view mirror is not attached to the windshield (see photo). There are tears in the seats and there are issues with the paint on the car at several different areas. Since the vehicle has not been started or run for over a year and we know that it has a dead battery, it may not start and run even after a new battery is installed so it may have to be towed away from our location by the buyer.
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