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2007 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer 4wd V-6 Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Year:2007
Mileage:112400
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2007 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Edition ready for winter snow, spring excursions, and summer fun! Consumer ratings of 8.1/10 and 4.7/5 confirms that the 07 Explorer is a solid choice for reliability, dependability, versatility, and customer satisfaction. This beautiful hand selected Eddie Bauer Explorer is from the remaining stock of a former used car & truck retailer and is in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition. . 1 Owner . 112,400 well maintained miles . No Rust No Smoke No Leaks . 4.0 V6 Engine . Leather Interior . Power Driver Seat . 3rd Row Seats . Aftermarket premium wheels . Tires Fair . Exterior – excellent no dents or bruises . Interior – excellent no rips, tears, or stains . Loaded with Eddie Bauer options including: Dual heating controls Multi Disc CD Roof Racks and more
Reserve is well below retail value. $500 Deposit required within 24 hours of auction close. “0” or new bidders must contact seller for bid approval. Available for inspection by appointment. Vehicle is for sale locally and sale may be withdrawn at any time. Car will be professionally detailed (weather permitting) and include a full tank of gas for the new lucky owner. Seller will gladly assist with title transfer, transportation from Philadelphia airport etc. I am a car enthusiast with over 45 years experience, and excellent reputation, and a true love of cars and trucks. I will be happy to personally answer any questions that you may have. Good Luck and Happy Bidding
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