2002 Focus 2.0 Zetec Track Car / Race Car / Autocross Car / Street Legal / Fun! on 2040-cars
Dripping Springs, Texas, United States
Engine:2.0 Zetec
Body Type:Hatchback
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Sub Model: Track Car / Race Car / Autocross Car / Street Car
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Silver
Model: Focus
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: ZX3 Hatchback 3-Door
Drive Type: FWD
Mileage: 105,000
Original 105K 2.0 Zetec Focus very lightweight (orig owner claimed 2100 lbs) Fast good handling car. 16 inch alloys, AEM intake, Eibach Springs, Shocks and Sway Bars (not sure of brand) new Seat.
The car runs, drives and handles great which can be demonstrated at our local Country Club Race Track. (Austin/SanAntonio area)
The car currently needs nothing, starts runs & drives great. A new passenger seat and seat rails are included but not installed due to no belt or harness on pass side. The body is in very good condition as is the paint. The drivers door has some damage from an attempted break in.
This car IMO is really too nice for a Lemons or Chump project but it would only need a cage added, or add a Salvage Yard interior for practically nothing and have a nice Street Car.
If you have a question please ask BEFORE you bid.
If you do not have the money to purchase the car please do not bid.
My feedback is 100%
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