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Ford Focus - 44,500 Miles & Stunning on 2040-cars

US $7,950.00
Year:2010 Mileage:44510
Location:

Clifton, Virginia, United States

Clifton, Virginia, United States
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Orignial owner of a like new Focus. My daughter has moved away and left her car for me to sell. Its lovely and sporting and economical while being dependalbe. A great combination. Safety and reliability.

Here is the list of improvements:

1. CCFL Halo Projector headlights (I still have the stock ones if you want them)
2. Plasti-dipped the grill black & added (grey on black) ford emblem overlays
(both easy to remove)
3. Steeda cold air intake
4. 17" black Ford racing rally wheels
5. Professionally Installed H&R wheel spacers (20 mm front, 30 mm rear)
6. Short Throw Shifter (Steeda)
7. CCFL Halo Projector headlights (I still have the stock ones if you want them)
8. Plasti-dipped the grill black & added (grey on black) ford emblem overlays
(both easy to remove)
9. Steeda cold air intake
10. 17" black ford racing rally wheels
11. Interior real carbon fiber trim kit (not full kit)
12.  Rear lip/spoiler from CarID (best looking "spoiler" to have on a 2nd gen)
13. Eibach pro-kit lowering springs
14. FS Werks Race Performance cat-back exhaust system
15. 35% tinted windows all around
16. VHT red-shaded tail lights

 

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