2004 One-owner Mercury Mountaineer Loaded. New Tires. Clean. on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Car is in relatively good condition with some minor dings. New tires purchased 2/2014 with lifetime tire rotation and wheel balancing. This is a one-owner SUV purchased brand new in 2004. SUV must be picked up in either Cincinnati, Dayton, or Columbus, Ohio. Cash payment is required.
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