2000 Ford Excursion Limited Suv 4x4 Original Owner 7.3 Diesel 77k on 2040-cars
United States
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2000 model Ford Excursion 4x4, 7.3 liter Powerstroke Diesel Engine. Owned since new. Saw most of its use in its early life. Moved north about 10 years ago and the Excursion stayed at our home in Florida and was used when we were down. Truck was shipped up here this month to sell as the 4x4 is a bit more appealing up here with the Snow. If you are interested in having the Excursion Shipped I can get it as far as Caifornia for about $1,000. Not looking to deal with any crazy people or internet scammers just a nice, smooth transaction. Truck is in Suffern New York 10901. -Original Owner -Stored in Garage. -Limited Edition. -South Florida Truck with no rust. -Factory Original Condition. -21 Highway MPG -No mechanical Problems at all. -Comes with 2 sets of headlights. Changed to the newer headlight style because the originals started to yellow with age. -4 Brand New tires are being installed this week for the sale. -Good condition with only a few small scratches,
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