2010 Ford Transit Connect Xlt Mini Cargo Van 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Hayward, California, United States
I bought this van on the auction, It was involved in an accident but airbags were not deployed. Now am selling it for parts unless you want to fix it as it needs lots of small things here and there.
I was planning to fix it and use it as a cargo van but didnt have enough time to fix it. When I bought it drives fine but the body was in bad shape. I did try to fix the body damage myself as I was planning to use it for my work so I didnt care if it looks bad or not as long as it could do the job I wanted. Now I dont have time to finish it and am selling as is for parts. I never attempt to start the vehicle ever since so am not sure if it start now or not. As you can see on the pictures everything was removed but I still have all the inside parts it came with. this car needs a lot of small things, like doors knobs, windshield, window etc. Am not 100% on what else it needs as it was drivable when I got it. Thats all I can tell on this vehicle if you have other question please feel free to shoot me email. thanks and happy bidding. |
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