2001 Mercury Grand Marquis Ls Low Miles Precision Trac Upgraded Suspension on 2040-cars
Redford, Michigan, United States
2001 GRAND MARQUIS LS / Precision trac upgraded suspension WITH A LOW 74000 ORIGINAL MILES CLEAN LEATHER INTERIOR POWER SEATS POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS NEW BLACK 18 INCH RIMS WITH CONTINENTAL SELF SEALING RUN FLATS MOST ALL PARTS IN FRONT END REPLACED WITH EXTRA NEW FRONT END PARTS INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE THAT DID NOT NEED REPLACING NEW FUEL FILTER TRANSMISSION FLUSHED RAIDAITOR FLUSHED RECENT OIL CHANGE NEW SET OF FACTORY SPARK PLUGS AND COIL PACKS ALSO K&N Performance Air Filter NEW CERAMIC BRAKE PADS FRONT AND BACK NEW MONROE SHOCKS FRONT AND BACK NEW HEADLIGHTS AND $60 HEAD LIGHT BULBS,,, THROTTLE BODY AND INJECTION BODY CLEANDED IN THE LAST 6MONTHS PREMIUM KENWOOD DVD NAVIGATION BLUE TOOTH VOICE COMMAND /SATELITE RADIO SOUND SYSTEM WITH BACK UP CAMERA / REMOTE 2 MILE ALARM/STARTER WITH COLOR LCD SCREEN INCLUDED CAR NEEDS NOTHING IM ONLY SELLING BECAUSE OF PURCHASE OF 2 NEW CARS IM PRETTY FIRM ON PRICE SO ONLY SERIOUS REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED THANKS FOR ALL THE INTEREST JUST TO ANSWER SOME OF THE SAME QUESTIONS AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE PICS THE INTERIOR IS AMOST MINT THE EXTERIOR HAS THE NORMAL NICKS AND SCRATCHES AND MINOR BODY DAMAGE A CAR THIS AGE WOULD HAVE BUT AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE PICS BARELY NOTICEABLE I HAVE OWNED SINCE 2010 I AM THE SECOND OWNER IT HAD 63000 MILES SO AS YOU CAN SEE 4 YEARS AND I HAVE PUT JUST 11000 MILES, AND IF YOU KNOW GRAND MARQUIS YOU CAN EASILY PUT 200,000 ON THE SMOOTH RUNNING V8,, THE SPEAKERS ALL HAVE BEEN UPGRADED TO 6/9 4 WAY 300 WATT PIONEER SPEAKERS/ AND YES THEY ARE CONNECTED TO A 4 WAY AMP/ NO KICKER IN TRUNK BUT SOUNDS LIKE IT ,,, YES AFTER THE FRONT END WORK AND SHOCKS A WHEEL ALAIGNMENT WAS DONE ,,, THE BATTERY IS BRAND NEW 1 YEAR OLD THERE IS A EXTRA KEY WITH A EXTRA ALARM REMOTE IT IS NOT LCD // THE 2 BUTTONS ON THE DASH ONE IS THE VOICE COMMAND BUTTON THE OTHER IS FOR THE BACKUP CAMERA IT HAS ADJUSTABLE VIEWS// AND YES THE CAMERA IS KENWOOD AND HAS NIGHT VISION ,,, THE TITLE IS GREEN FREE AND CLEAR ,,, IF THERE ARE ANY MORE QUESTIONS OR PICS NEEDED JUST EMAIL ME AND BID WITH CONFIDENCE I HAVE BEEN A SELLER AND A BUYER ON EBAY FOR MANY YEARS AND STILL MAINTAIN A 100% FEEDBACK I AM ALSO PAYPAL VERIFYED |
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