2003 Mercury Marauder Base Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Whitestone, New York, United States
2003 Mercury Marauder Black exterior in good shape no rust or dents about an 8/10,it is 11 years old. The grill has some pieces missing (look at the pic) Interior is in excellent condition, fully loaded and everything works. The car has a 300 HP 4.6 liter V-8 and it runs and drives perfect. The transmission shifts perfect. Very powerful and reliable car. NEEDS the timing chain tensioner on the left side makes a noise at idle. My mechanic said its about a 800 dollar repair. The car still runs awesome and you can drive it anywhere it just makes that noise. The car also has 208,000 miles on it but you would never know it because it runs and drives like it has 50,000. Very rare and collectible. It has one owner since new and was very well taking care of. All original and never beat on. Please feel free to bring your mechanic and check it out. Please do not bid if you can not complete the deal. Good luck bidding |
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