2003 Ford Excursion Ltd 166k Miles V10 Runs Great Leather 3rd Row on 2040-cars
Lisbon, New Hampshire, United States
You are bidding on my 2003 Ford Excursion. I've decided to step up to the diesel for more towing power. This is the second Excursion I've had and I love them. The car runs great and has a current inspection good through 12/14. There is only minor surface rust under the car as you would expect from a new england car. No wheel well or door rot. Tires are at about 60% should last another year. Shifts good and goes in and out of 4 wheel drive easily. Currently has EMS emergency lights which will be removed prior to sale. As you can see from the pics I rear ended a Jeep Wrangler a few months ago and hit his trailer hitch and spare tire that was mounted on the back door. Pushed in the bumper and a wrinkle in the hood. Drivers seat could use a seat cover the rest are all in great shape. I've shown all the bad in the pics so there aren't any surprises. Truck has a DVD player and rear controls as well as separate controls for the rear heat and ac. 3rd row so it seats 7 comfortably and you still have a ton of trunk space. It's a shame they stopped making these in 2005. Feel free to call or email with any questions. Peter 603-616-9 two 9 two.
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