1987 Ford Taurus Gl Under 65000 Original Miles 2 Owner on 2040-cars
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
This 1987 ford Taurus gl was driven by my Mother inlaw untll about 3 weeks ago she would drive this vehical to relatives over 70 miles one way on many occasions. Her aunt bought this new in 87 for over $14000 we have all the papers and then gave it to her so she could drive to relatives and help out a couple times a month. My brother inlaw passed away so she no longer needs it because she doesn't drive anymore. I will tell you the things I know are wrong and if I do not get any interest they might get it inspected and sell later. Ok my brother inlaw put a clamp on the drivers side door handle it works but can be easily fixed right. The hood cover is in really bat shape and if I wanted a cheap vehical I would scrape it off and paint it I have done that in the past. Paint job is faded and needs battery. The inside is in pretty good shape it was dirty they will clean it the best they can it really isn't tore up nice comfortable seats There are two rust spots I noticed on body they are in pics. tires are pretty good need hub caps . I drove it for about 20 miles I would say it ran good motor sounded good, transmission shifted fine, ac need some Freon, am/fm radio.Being a 1987 you have two choices you can get inspected or put historic tags on it and it needs no inspection and tags are cheap either way it will never need emissions insp. I drove it from the house to my Brothers service center to make it easier on the family so you can get tags there and get inspected if that's what you want. If you put historic tags on it you pay and go no inspection needed if your from MD. Here is a cheap vehical very rare being a 2 owner with only 62000 miles 3.0 engine easy on gas even if you would put a paint job on it you would still have a cheap car with low miles.Please don't ask if I think it will make it here or there I am not a expert all I know is she trusted to drive it anywhere. NOW PLEASE READ VEHICAL MUST BE PAID IN FULL THROUGH PAYPAL BEFORE PICK UP NO EXCEPTIONS YOU WILL HAVE 3 DAY'S TO PAY IN FULL AND THEN WE WILL SET UP A TIME THAT YOU CAN PICK UP I AM VERY BUSY SO I WILL HAVE SOMEONE THERE OR YOU CAN GET TAGS THERE AND DRIVE. |
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