2001 Ford Expedition Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 4.6l, One Owner, Low Miles, Mint on 2040-cars
Lehigh Acres, Florida, United States
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Near perfect, showroom like condition except as follows: Rear windshild wiper missing. Frontend chrome cosmetic bezel has minor cracks (from deer collision). You must be within about 5 feet to see the cracks. Driver side rear mirror electric control partially kaput (but you can adjust w/ your hand as needed.) On Jan-21-14 at 14:04:36 PST, seller added the following information: BTW, only reason for selling my beloved Ford Expedition is that I married a woman last year, and find that she has a hard time even seeing over the steering wheel of this full sized SUV. So, gotta get a smaller vehicle for Lovie... Hey, the things we do for love. On Jan-22-14 at 10:17:03 PST, seller added the following information: I have the maintenance log for the life of the SUV. Note: For the approximate 1st 100,000 miles I was using synthetic motor oil (except for a couple of oil changes). In reverse chronology: 11/22/2013 106,000 conventional oil and filter change. air filter change 10/07/2013 Autozone Silver battery. 3 yr warranty 05/14/2013 100,025 conventional oil and filter change. 08/28/2012 92,050 conventional oil and filter change. 03/31/2011 81,232 Coolant flush / change. Power steering flush / change. Transmission fluid / filter change. 03/30/2011 81,232 Brake fluid flush / change. 10/17/2010 80,770 Synthetic oil and filter change. 06/03/2009 75,086 Fuel filter change (Fram G8018) (tool in glovebox) 11/20/2008 71,976 Synthetic oil and filter change. 07/14/2007 69,240 Replaced passenger side #4 (COP) coil-over-plug; intermittent misfire 06/20/2007 69,090 New Spark Plugs; Bosch Platinum 06/06/2007 69,000 Transmission fluid / filter change; Mercon V(five). New spark plug and COP #4 cylinder. 08/28/2006 63,450 Synthetic oil and filter change; Havoline 5W-30 07/20/2004 55,154 Synthetic oil and filter change; Havoline 10W-30 Coolant flush and change; Preston "150,000" mile 07/10/2004 53,668 New air filter 04/20/2004 49,260 Conventional oil and filter change; 10W-30 10/23/2003 40,087 Synthetic oil and filter change; High Tech 10W-30 etc. On Jan-22-14 at 10:42:33 PST, seller added the following information: No leaks or drips from this SUV, i.e. no mess to clean up in the garage / driveway. On Jan-24-14 at 13:23:08 PST, seller added the following information: By request, I added a photo of the lower part of a door. I guess if a car where a Northern car the door frame can get rusty and cruddy? But as you can see, this Southern car, never in snow or salt and always garaged is not rusty or crud-ed up. Rear tail gate / door is the same way, but ebay limits me to 24 pics, and thus no pic of the lower part of the rear tailgate. On Jan-24-14 at 14:08:04 PST, seller added the following information: Please note, I tried to upload a clearer picture of the lower, left front bumper facia. After the deer collision, I replaced the damaged bumper w/ a used bumper. The lower left bumper facia shows some cosmetic blemish. You can see this looking at the front bumper about 12 - 18 inchs to the left of the vanity tag. On Jan-25-14 at 18:06:06 PST, seller added the following information: I will be happy to pick up the winning bidder at Ft. Myers airport (RSW) if needed. The airport is 20 minutes away. |
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