1998 Ford Eddie Bauer 4wd Expedition 5.4l Triton Tan Interior Leather Loaded on 2040-cars
North Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
THIS 1998 FORD EXPEDITION RUNS AND DRIVES AWESOME.
THIS IS BEING SOLD FOR A FRIEND. I WILL LIST EVERYTHING TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. I HAVE KNOWN THIS PERSON AND THIS VEHICLE FOR THE PAST 14 YEARS. THIS EXPEDITION HAS NEVER LEFT ANYONE STRANDED. SUPER RELIABLE. MILEAGE IS AT 200,050. DRIVERS SEAT HAS WEAR. SEEN IN PHOTOS. HEADLINER HAS A COUPLE OF BLEMISHES. SEEN IN PHOTOS. RIGHT REAR DOOR WINDOW RUN CHANNEL IS A LITTLE DISTORTED. SEEN IN PHOTOS. BOTH REAR DOOR LOCK KNOBS ARE MISSING. SEEN IN PHOTOS. THIS EXPEDITION HAS 1 DENT ONLY. DRIVERS FRONT FENDER. VERY HARD TO SEE IN PHOTOS. THIS HAS THE 6 DISC CD CHANGER AND CASSETE PLAYER. RIGHT SIDE ONLY SPEAKERS WORK. COMES WITH 2 REMOTES AND 2 KEYS. ONLY 1 REMOTE WORKS (IT MAY JUST NEED A BATTERY) THOSE ABOVE ITEMS ARE THE BAD OF THIS VEHICLE. EVERYTHING ELSE WORKS AS IT SHOULD. THIS HAS 4 VERY NEW TIRES. PASSENGER FRONT SEAT AS WELL AS THE REST ARE IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION. CARPET MAY HAS SOME NORMAL STAINS FOR ITS AGE. ALL DOOR LOCKS WORK. HAS A FORD INSTALLED ALARM. 4 WHEEL DRIVE WORKS AS IT SHOULD. TRAILER HITCH, ROOF RACK. 3RD ROW SEAT OVERHEAD CONSOLE REAR HEAT AND A/C ALL WORK AS IT SHOULD ( I HEAR THE A/C CLUTCH MAKING NOISE THOUGH) I HAVE LISTED THIS TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. I INVITE ALL QUESTIONS AND I WILL ANSWER EVERYONE. CHECK MY FEEDBACK OF 100% IT SHOULD SPEAK FOR ITSELF. I/WE CAN ASSIST IN SHIPPING IF NEEDED. I BELIEVE THIS SHOULD DRIVE YOU HOME NO PROBLEM I OF COARSE CANNOT GUARANTEE THIS. THIS IS FOR SALE LOCALLY SO I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THIS AUCTION AT ANYTIME. |
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