2002 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 7.3l on 2040-cars
Azle, Texas, United States
This vehicle has been my wives daily driver and our vacation wagon for over 9 years. It has been well maintained and cared for. Anytime something was worn it has been replaced with Ford or better parts. It has the following - Pro Comp 4" suspension lift, Pro Comp shocks with dual stabilizer, Pro Comp wheels and BFG all terrain tires just replaced 500 miles ago. The turbo was replaced about 40,000 miles ago with a BD towing turbo with blue inter cooler connectors. It has a Magnaflow stainless steel 4" exhaust, AFE air cleaner assembly, Edge Juice with Attitude programmer, Mag-Hytec deep transmission pan, Red Top Optima batteries, Pioneer Navigation, Alpine speakers and Alpine TV/DVD player, numerous other things I'm sure I am forgetting. If you have questions or need additional photos please call me.
Thanks, Troy 214-578-1353 |
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