2005 Ford Excursion Stretch Suv Limousine – 20 Passenger - 200" on 2040-cars
Lawrence, Kansas, United States
We have a 2005 Ford Excursion 200" 20 passenger limousine available for sale. With only 61,646 miles on it, the limousine is in excellent condition and very well maintained. The interior is a two-tone grey/charcoal and has a complete A/V system. 6 TV monitors are spread throughout the passenger cabin and audio controls and a CD/DVD player/iPod hook-up are available in the passenger cabin. The control panel also allows the passengers to adjust the lighting and temperature, or speak directly to the driver. This panel can be disabled, should the driver prefer. The limo has two air conditioning units installed, as well as a sun roof in the passenger cabin. Fiber optic lights are installed throughout the cabin, as well as a strobe system located under the passenger seats. The floor of the limousine is a disco lighting system, allowing the driver to change the color of the floor and the pattern of the selected light mode. The limo is equipped with three separate lighted bar areas and offers cold drink storage via the included ice cabinets. Buyer is responsible for the pick-up of the vehicle. We can also help with shipping arrangements, if necessary. Full payment is required within 7 days of the auction close. For any questions, please call us at 785-760-1440. |
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