1999 Ford Escort Lx Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Wharton, New Jersey, United States
Up for grabs in this auction is a pre owned 1999 Ford Escort LX. She was my daily driver up until about 2 weeks ago and then she just wouldn't start. She tries to turn over, but just doesn't start up. A friend that has some mechanical skill says it could be the fuel pump or a clogged fuel filter. I can't say for sure because I'm not a mechanic.
Purchased in April of this year, we would normally just have her fixed up and keep her; but we received a great deal on a new car that we just couldn't pass up. So now she's up for auction. Has a clean title. Recently installed new rear brakes, new battery and terminal clamp, and changed the CCRM. She was running great and was great on gas. Could be perfect for anyone with some mechanical skill looking for a "fixer upper". Could be a quick fix. She's in pretty good shape. Has some dings and dents. We're including the seat covers we bought when we picked her up because the seats had some stains and marks from the previous owner. Please note that due to the fact that she won't start up, this vehicle is pick up by tow only. More info and pics available upon request. Thanks for looking and happy bidding! |
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