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2013 Ford Taurus Sel, Non Salvage, Clear Title, Damaged, Leather, Wrecked on 2040-cars

Year:2013 Mileage:25829
Location:

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Advertising:

 Hello you are bidding on a very nice damaged 2013 Ford Taurus SEL with 25,829 miles. The car is being sold as is with clear title. The vehicle sustained damage to the right front of the vehicle. The damage appears to be to the outside of the rail. The  vehicles interior is in like new condition, and the vehicle is equipped with leather and sync screen information screen. The vehicle will need the following parts, front bumper cover, right fender, right inner fender liner, right headlight, wheel, tire, washer bottle, plastic piece that goes around the front bumper rebar, misc clips and mounting hardware, and misc trim on the front bumper cover. The right inner fender structure is rolled in but should be able to be pulled out and repaired. The vehicle does start and run and drive. The vehicle appears to have a good radiator and good ac condenser. The hood has some damage on it but very minor should be able to be repaired no problem. The plastic bolt in core support may be cracked once you take car apart. The parts are available used and new at car-pat or on www ebay com. The car is being sold as is damaged with clear title. The car is being sold as is.

AS IS DAMAGE DISCLOSURE
    We are a family owned business since 1954 same location for 57 years. All of our cars sold as is damaged. A lot of the wrecked vehicle we sell are crashed but still assembled, there are a lot components that maybe damaged that we can not see. We start all vehicles, and see if they can drive, we specify if you can drive them home our lot drive. We do our best to specify which parts are damaged and if the vehicle has frame or structure damage. We list all the damaged items in our add so make sure you read the entire ad there maybe some items listed that you can not see in the pictures. We are also not responsible for keys or key fobs losing program. You need to remember you are buying a wrecked car, not a fully functional vehicle in most cases. Please ask as many questions as you like, we will be glad to answer any of the questions you have. You are more than welcome to come by our shop and inspect the vehicles in person or send a representative to inspect the car for you. All vehicles sold as is, we are not responsible for any unseen damaged parts or unseen damaged areas.  We are not responsible for  carfax, or auto check reports of vehicles while they are for sale by us or after the vehicles are sold.

Parts located:

Right headlight: $325.00 2060 Auto (800 955 7445)

Right fender: $200.00 Jakes (313 368 5253)

Wheel: $230.00 LKQ (888 836 2336)

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