1999 Red Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer 2nd Owner 222,000 Miles, Good Condition on 2040-cars
Stafford, Virginia, United States
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1999 Ford Expedition rear wheel drive 222,000 miles in good condition. Second owner of the vehicle purchased Dec 2000 with 50,000 miles. Daughter was driving it to high school but is now in college. Good dependable vehicle and safe for first time drivers. Small dent on driver side of the hood. Wife hit a deer. Front grill and right front quarter panel was replaced but didn't replace the hood. Everything works in the vehicle and the A/C is extra cold. Drive seat has a worn tear in the leather that is natural wear and tear from exiting the vehicle. Check engine light is on. diagnostic states camshaft sensor need to be replaced. It's been replaced 5 times and the light comes back on. If you're in a county that requires emission test, it will not pass with the check engine light on. Good tires all the way around with original rims. Would prefer a local purchase but if not local buyer would have to pick up. Pre fer cash or cashier check if paying on pickup.
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