2001 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 6.8l on 2040-cars
Huntley, Illinois, United States
2001 Ford Excursion is in good shape with minor wear and tear on vehicle. Truck has minor tear in driver seat, but all other seats are in great shape with little wear to them. Vehicle is fully loader with heated leather seats. Vehicles tires still have 50% or more tire life left on them. Vehicle has no mechanical issues with it at this time. Vehicle has been running great with no problems. There is no rust on paint any where on vehicle. We are the original owners of vehicle. Looking to get rid of vehicle cause all of the kids are now older and we don't need this size of a vehicle anymore. Shipping is at buyers expense. Cash or cashiers check only. Serious buyers only. |
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