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2004 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 6.8l on 2040-cars
US $9,500.00
Year:2004
Mileage:140349
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Just in time for summer vacation and trips to the lake; I have for sale my 2004 Ford Excursion Limited. You will have plenty of leg room to haul the entire family, those pesky neighbors kids that never seem to stay home, the family pet, AND all of the luggage. With its 3/4 ton suspension and powerful V10 gas engine this baby can "haul" (literally). Plenty of power to haul your boat, trailer, and camper to your getaway destination. Mechanically this vehicle has been well maintained and needs nothing. Engine starts and run smooth, only has 140,300 miles. Oil has been changed according to manufacture recommendations. Transmission shifts smooth with no shuddering or slipping, transmission temperature gauge built in the dash so you can keep a close eye on all your gages while in tow. Power windows, power locks, all leather with heated captain seats up front and bench 2nd and 3rd row seating. Tires are in great shape with few miles on them. Includes over head luggage racks and trailer tow package. This vehicle has been very dependable for me and my children. Over the years I have transported numerous children (almost the whole ball team) to and from sporting events, practices and camps. It has ample room for coolers, shoulder pads and helmets in the back. My children are now older and have started driving so my needs have changed. This vehicle will make a nice addition to those who are still growing their family. |
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