1995 Ford Escort Lx No Reserve!!! 1.9 Automatic Mercury Tracer on 2040-cars
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States
1995 Ford Escort Lx Showing 137,000 Miles -NO RESERVE AUCTION- 1.9 L Engine Starts & Runs Well Backed By A Smooth Shifting Automatic Transmission This Vehicle has Been Road Tested For A Short Distance & Appears To Drive & Function Well For A 95' The Heat Was Found To Be Hot But A/C Appears To Need Charged This Vehicle Had Been Brought In For Service Work & Customer Couldn't Afford The Repair Bill So They Surrendered Title The Following Items Are New: (alternator, spark plugs & wires and four brand new tires) The Vehicle Is Out Of Pa Inspection Ran Out 7/2013 The Exterior Body Looks Pretty Nice The Rocker Panels Are Rusty & Have Some Holes In Them All Lights & Signals Are There & Working- Interior Wise The Car Is Clean & In Decent Condition But Does Have Some Spots / Discoloring Of The Carpet We Have Clear Pa Title In Hand We Have Described This Vehicle To The Best Of Our Ability But All Used Vehicles Are Sold -AS IS- Auction Terms This Is A Cash Accepted Only Auction NO EXCEPTIONS!!! buyer/buyers agent must make contact at auction close to pay for/pick up vehicle - any vehicle sold through ebay must be removed no later than 7-10 days after auction closes unless other arrangements are made though the seller prior to auction closing All Used Vehicles Are Sold As Is Where Is No Refunds & No Hassles |
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