2005 Ford Excursion Limited on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
No call please. e-Mail : FernRodesgbck@yahoo.com Very good condition 2005 Ford Excursion. Just sent two kids to college this yearand no longer need such a large vehicle. Everything on this Excursion workswell. Leather front seat bottoms and arm rests were recovered one year ago, soall leather is in good condition. Added an alarm with keyless entry. Added aftermarket (Kenwood) stereo/DVD that is linked to the overhead rear screen, all of which still works perfectly. Upgraded all speakers andadded Alpine amp with rear speaker box with two 10" subs. Added bull bar tofront with Rugged Ridge square LED lights wired to the fog light switch.Upgraded all interior lights, blinkers, and running lights to LED bulbs. Becausethey are LED, blinkers flash quickly, which can be changed with a cheap relay Inever bothered to buy and install. Yokohama tires are in great shape with lessthan 20,000 miles on them. I have driven this Excursion all over the westernUnited States with my family and would do it again. Daily driver for me untilrecent purchase of smaller vehicle. Triton V10 runs strong. Good A/C (front andrear). Paint is in great shape. I replaced the faded Ford logo on the grillethat you see on most Excursions this age. Heavy duty floor mats, withWeatherTech rear cargo liner. Just made lots of small replacements and upgradesto make this vehicle more fun and comfortable to drive. Clean, clear title(odometer listed "exempt" under Texas law because more than 10 years old, butshows actual mileage to the best of my knowledge and the person I bought from).This is a great Excursion in the last year they ever made them - one of thenicest you will find available anywhere.
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