2009 Lincoln Navigator Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
Idaho Falls, Idaho, United States
We are selling our 2010 Lincoln Navigator which is in Very Good condition! 75,050 miles Decent 18" tires, lots of life still in them. EXTERIOR Full Tint All Windows; Intermittent rear wiper w/washer; Color keyed bodyside trim w/chrome accents;Chrome upper/lower grille; Luggage rack chrome side rails, black crossbars & end caps; HID headlamps w/automatic on/off, rain lamps; Privacy glass rear doors, rear quarter windows, liftgate; Color keyed bumpers; Body color door handles w/chrome strap; 17" spare w/steel wheel; Color keyed pwr running boards; Rain sensing speed-sensitive intermittent windshield wipers; Pwr liftgate; Fog lamps; 18" aluminum wheels; Body color capped heated pwr fold away mirrors turn signal indicators, memory, puddle lamps. INTERIOR 10-way pwr heated/cooled front bucket driver's seat -inc: pwr lumbar & recline, memory; Pwr door locks w/AutoLock; 10-way pwr heated front bucket driver's seat -inc: pwr lumbar & recline, memory; Illuminated sun visors; SecuriLock passive anti-theft system; 2nd row heated bucket seats w/center console; Perimeter alarm; Cruise control; Premium leather seating surfaces perforated front row seats, 3rd row vinyl, some wearing on driver seat shown in picture.; Automatic dual zone front/rear climate control; Pwr tilt steering wheel leather/wood trim, audio controls, memory; Pwr rear quarter windows; Wood appliques on interior panels; PowerFold 60/40 split fold-flat 3rd row bench; This vehicle as been driven with great care and service regularly. Winner is responsible for picking up vehicle, sold as is no warranty. |
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