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Clean Title Repairable --- Suv 4x4 Rebuildable Damaged Wrecked Accident Salvage on 2040-cars

Year:2008 Mileage:80814
Location:

Carleton, Michigan, United States

Carleton, Michigan, United States

Up for bid is a clean title repairable 2008 Ford Expedition XLT 4X4 at a fraction of what it is worth. The vehicle is located in Carleton, MI 48117(20 Minutes SW of Detroit)
You are buying it free and clear of any liens, with a clean Michigan title. (This is NOT a salvage title car) Miles are true and actual at 80,814. Vehicle has been lot tested. It does start, move and goes into all gears. Drivetrain is mechanically sound 100%. Engine DOES NOT tick, smoke or leak. All airbags are good and HAVE NOT been deployed. Since it was involved in a collision, it is being sold in 100% "AS-IS" condition with no refunds, warranty, guarantee, expressed or implied.  We have added 23 pictures of the Ford inside and out to help in your buying decision. However, if you have any questions or concerns about this or any purchase. Our staff will provide you will detailed information to better assist you in your buying experience.  We are here to make you or save you $$$$$$$. And if you are looking for any other repairables or need assistance in locating parts. We have a national database linked direct to insurance companies and automotive recyclers to help you with all of your needs. Our company is a licensed automotive remarketing firm based in Michigan. So, if you are a Michigan resident, you will be subject to 6% sales tax and $15 title transfer fee on this purchase. What you see in the pictures will be exactly what you are buying. Vehicle will be sold 100% if the reserve is met. Yes, there is a reserve only because we have to secure our interest. But be assured, it is a very low reserve. We also have the vehicle for sale locally. So, we reserve the right to end the auction early if the reserve has not yet been met. If you have any questions about this purchase, feel free to email us any and all questions. After your winning bid has been approved. A non-refundable $1,000 deposit will be due within 48 hours of purchase. Full payment due within 7 days after winning bid has been approved. Title will be sent out by FedEx 72 hours after payment has cleared to address on file unless otherwise noted. Vehicle must be picked up within 14 business days at no charge. Storage will start after 14 days at $5.00 per day. Additional storage time can be negotiated if needed. Vehicle is available for pick up between 9am-5pm EST.. MON-FRI. We can also help you with transportation at your expense across all 48 states. Email us a zip code and we can get you a price.
Good luck and have fun bidding!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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