1997 Ford Taurus Gl Sedan 4-door 3.0l Body Is In Good Shape Runs And Drives.. on 2040-cars
Ogden, Utah, United States
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Sorry about the pics in the dark I will have new ones up tomorrow
Low Wholesale reserve. 1997 Ford Taurus GL with only 108k miles on it. This car does run and drive. It was a local trade in. The interior carpet is dirty. It has a scratch on the trunk lid and a scuff on the passenger front side. (as seen in the pictures) It seems to have plenty of power and no loud noises coming from engine. It does seem to have a noise coming from a sway bar link. The tires are in good condition and seem to have plenty of life left in them. Please call Jeremy at 801-309-0933 with further questions. This car is as is with no warranty implied. You are welcome to come and check it out in person. We may also end the auction early if we have a local buyer. Buyer is responsible for shipping. All prices exclude tax, title, licensing and a dealer doc fee of $349. Please call Jeremy Wiseman at 801-309-0933 with further questions. |
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