2004 Mercury Marauder on 2040-cars
Goodfellow AFB, Texas, United States
ride side on the door moulding there is a white mark from when my wife pulled the car in the garage. Most of it buffed out the rest is either paint the detailed couldn't get or the black paint rubbed off. Either way there is NO damage to the door itself I.e. Scratch, dent, etc...15% window tint, K&N cold air intake, I will include a 2nd K&N air filter, I swap them out when I clean them, custom x-pipe done by Lyon's Muffler & Brake in San Marcos, Ca., Flowmaster Super 44 series mufflers, new exhaust tips with resonator delete, I will include a Superchips performance tuner with instructions, Alpine CD player with HD radio, 6 disk CD changer, I will also include a car cover, rear tires are new at 50,000 miles, not from doing burn outs but because they were the original tires, front tires are worn on the sides, silver rear bumper inserts, 1 pair Michelin windshield wipers still in box, I also have 1 qt of Motorcraft 5W20 synthetic blend motor oil left over I'll leave in the trunk, it doesn't burn or leak oil I just always keep one in there, I bought the car in 2011 with 18,000 miles. 90% of the miles I put on are highway miles, honestly...San Diego - Fresno, Monterey - Fresno, drove to Las Vegas I think only once, and most recently Monterey, Ca - San Angelo, Tx, just had the 55,000 regular scheduled maintenance done at Jim Bass Ford and it got a clean bill of health other than the front tire wear, I'm in the military and am getting stationed in Hawaii, so I recently bought a Jeep Wrangler because I think it'll be more practical there, I didn't plan on selling this car though, therefor the original radio and air intake are in storage in California, I still owe on the car so my bank will mail you the title when it gets the check, you are responsible for arranging shipping if you're not local (San Angelo. TX.).
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