Huge Lifted Excursion (30" Lift With 53" Tires) on 2040-cars
Hurst, Texas, United States
About the Truck:
- 2000 Ford Excursion Limited 4x4 - Custom 30" Suspension Lift - 53" Tires (16.00R20 Michelin XZL) - 20x14 Fuel Hostage Wheels - 538 Gears - 3 Blind-Spot Cameras (Front Bumper, Rear Bumper, and Front Passenger Wheel-Well) - Headlights (low beams) under bumper (this makes the vehicle street legal in TX) - 11.6 MPG on the highway @ 70mph - 6.8L Triton V10 Gas Engine (the truck was lifted less than 1,000 miles ago) - I will pay for a new vehicle wrap for you, after full payment has been received (you can design whatever you want...EVERYONE will look and take pictures...it makes a great billboard!) Answers to a few FAQs: - Yes, it is street legal (in TX...I don't know the laws for other states); I drive it weekly. - Yes, it runs great, and the four wheel drive works. - No, I'm not interested in trades. - No, I will not accept payments. - No, I will not pay to have it shipped to you. - Yes, I have the free and clear title in hand. - Yes, I have more pictures that I can email (serious inquiries only). |
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