1999 Ford Expedition Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Cortland, New York, United States
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I'm selling my 1999 Ford Expedition 4dr. SUV 4WD Eddie Bauer 5.4L. The mileage is 150,000+. It does require a new starter, and a new power cord for the starter. This is the only issue with it. Anyway, I'm selling it for 'as is' for $3,600 O.B.O. I've recently replaced the brakes as well as the alternator. The right plastic red LED cover on the back is cracked, but I have already purchased the cover from Main Street Auto, and will include it with the car for an extra $25 (the cost for me will be $50). Also, the grey plastic bumper on the back is drooping a bit, however this is really only a cosmetic issue. The driver side automatic window isn't working, and the A/C needs freon. The odometer sometimes works, and sometimes doesn't. Currently, I can't get it to come back on, but the mileage is about 165,000. It has leather Eddie Bauer seats, it's 4-wheel drive, and the VIN # is 1FMPU18L2XLB59033.
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