2006 Ford Expedition ---xlt---4 Wheel Drive---3rd Row on 2040-cars
Conroe, Texas, United States
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2006 FORD EXPEDITION --- XLT --- 4 WHEEL DRIVE --- 3RD ROW
I am selling my wife's 2006 Ford 4x4 Expedition XLT. This has been a great truck for us and we've had very few issues with it. As mentioned above, I had apx $1,000.00 repair done to the A/C this past summer. There was a hair-line crack in one of the lines and as a result several lines were replaced with new ones just to find where the leak was. But the air blows super cold now!! Also, it has a separate controls for the rear A/C that can be controlled from the front seats. The rear A/C works very good as well. I am the second owner and bought the truck from a friend who is an executive for an oil/gas drilling service company. This was his company vehicle and EVERY service was performed at Ford dealership. I have EVERY service record and no expense was spared. The tires have only apx 10k miles on them and have plenty of tread left. The only repair I can think of is the passenger window needs a new switch; it works fine from the drivers side but not from the passengers side. This should be a very easy and cheap fix, I just haven't had the time to go buy the part and fix it. Of course, it has the normal wear and tear that you would expect from a vehicle with 120k+ miles. If you have any questions please contact me through ebay with your phone number or email. I am flexible with shipping or meeting the buyer somewhere. I have title in hand so please feel free to make me an offer...who knows, I just may accept it!! But please don't insult me. |
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