2002 Mercury Cougar V6 Coupe 2-door 2.5l Sport Fast Automatic on 2040-cars
Jackson, New Jersey, United States
For Sale is a 2002 Mercury Cougar Sport V6 with automatic transmission. The car recently had the automatic transmission rebuilt and a full tune up. The services were performed at the local AAMCO with receipts to show service. The car also had the rear struts and sway bar end links replaced. There is some rust on the drivers rear fender which is shown in the picture. There are also some paint blemishes throughout the car but its in overall good condition. My sister moved to Florida and no longer needs the vehicle. The car has been sitting all winter but started right up the other day. Car is for sale locally and listing can be closed at any time.
I highly suggest the buyer comes out and view/test drives the vehicle before purchase. The car is sold as is where is. All sales are final. |
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