2000 Ford Taurus SE Silver. Starts and runs good. Cosmetically car looks great inside and out. no rust or holes in rockers. Paint is in great shape. Interior clean and in good shape. New front rotors and pads installed recently. Had a mechanically inclined buddy of mine give it a once over. Things that will need attention soon are as follows. Rear struts, front tie rods, and lower balljoints. Also gas gauge and automatic locks do not work. For now I just keep tank full and estimate mileage. Other than that Im not sure if anything else is needed. So car is being sold As is. As is. Good car for someone who is mechanical and can fix suspension issues. Prices for parts on Ebay are great compared to shop prices. Sale is going to be local pick up or buyer arranges and pays for shipping. $300 deposit required in 48 hrs upon purchase and full payment and pick up within 7 days. Please feel free to ask any questions and thanks for looking......
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