1996 Ford Taurus Sho Sedan 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
North Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Update: This car shows a sun glare but there is no fading on the paint it's in good condition, The hubcaps are chrome looking, so you will be getting a very up to date looking car. feel free to email any additional questions. This beauty is ready to go! Update: Please check out history and carfax, 17 yrs old and NO accidents, that's rare these days. ALL owners have taken care of this car. I also have it advertised locally so if you want car its first come first serve. It would be good for college student or a family who needs reliable transportation for work. All work on car performed professionally at the following, feel free to give VIN number and call for verification: Tires: New from Gerald's brakes and tires, Summerville SC Alternator: Xtech Auto, Summerville Sc next to Sonic on Dorchester Road Air conditioner service done/Thermostat: Xtech Auto, Summerville SC next to Sonic on Dorchester road
This car has the original black paint, a few scratches that does not take away from car, just got new thermostat, alternator, air conditioner flush, heat works great, no lights on, sunroof, elec windows, keyless entry and new tires. This car is over 17 yrs old but looks GREAT!!! no scam or low ballers please. This car belonged to my son who no longer lives at home and we don't need it as we have our own cars. This is a great deal, I dont want to see it go to an auction where someone who needs good transporation could use it. We are a military family and you will be pleased with car. Inside is tan leather, a few nicks and picks but NOTHING that takes away from car. |
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