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I am selling a 2002 Ford Excursion for my nephew who recently moved to Oklahoma due to job relocation. This is a nice truck. These are becoming hard to find since they were discontinued but here is your chance to get one. This is a 2002 Black Ford Excursion XLT. This is a 2 wheel drive model. Below I will list the pros and cons and there is more info at the bottom and lots of pictures for you. I am selling the truck for $5400.

Pros / Features:
3rd row seating
Front row bench seating (This truck will seat 9 people, 3 people on each row of seating)
Aftermarket Pioneer CD player with MP3 input jack
Towing package with 2" receiver and wiring harness
Running Boards
Luggage Rack
Automatic Transmission
Towing hooks in the front bumper
The alternator was changed recently as you can see in the pictures
***1500 miles ago this truck got new brake pads on all 4 wheels, new brake rotors on all 4 wheels, new wheel hubs and bearings on the front two wheels, a brand new set of tires with balance and alignment. This truck is riding great now as the ride was getting a little rough is why he did all of this. It has made a world of difference and you will love driving this truck***

This truck can do it all whether you need to move a large family, take a family vacation, load a bunch of friends to go out, hook up the boat, jet skis, or RV and take them out you can do it all with this truck. This truck will not disappoint. This truck has A TON of cargo space as it sits. In addition to that if hauling stuff or going camping you can take the third row out completely or just lay it down for additional cargo room. You can also lay the second row flat and have a massive amount of cargo room and can still move three people. The middle row is a 60/40 split so you can just lay down one seat or two if you dont need all three down. This truck is highly versatile for hauling cargo and/or people.

Now for the small list of bad / cons:
-As you can see in the rear cargo area pictures the owner before my nephew was hauling a battery and it tipped over and spilled. On the drivers side of the cargo area you can see where that messed up some of the carpet. It did not go through the floor just messed the carpet up a little bit.
- On the passenger side at the rear tail light the owner before me brushed up against something white so it has a little white scuff above the tail light.
- There are a couple of small dings on the front bumper and there is no spare tire.

Other than those few little things this is a great truck. Runs good and will last for a long time if you continue to take care of it. It has the V8 gas engine.

As I said this truck is available for immediate delivery. These trucks have held their value well and actually are on the rise since Ford discontinued them. Every day there are less of them on the road and no vehicle comparable for the amount or cargo room and passengers with power and towing capacity.

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