2005 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer Diesel 4x4 4wd Rv Camper Horse Trailer Tow Xxl! on 2040-cars
Winfield, West Virginia, United States
4x4 POWER STROKE DIESEL2005 EDDIE BAUER EXCURSIONTurbo Diesel 365 V8 6.0L with Tow Package and plenty of horsepower to tow your RV, Camper, or Horse Trailer New EGR DELETE KIT installed by a Custom Performance Shop of National Reputation on 7-5-'14. Installed Sinister Performance Diesel parts- compare to Bullet Proof Diesel. {Yes, this has improved performance; runs like NEW!}Custom Polished Pacer LT Rims [seen on eBay for up to $2400/ set]Also NEW: Oil Change, Coolant and Alternator on 7-5-'14 Turbo has been replaced in recent past. Performance RADAR RLT-8 Tires with DEEP Tread... 285 / 75 / 16" Pioneer Touch Screen AM/FM radio receiver with DVD/CD has a fully motorized flip-out 7-inch wide touch screen, allowing it to fit in the same amount of dash space as the OEM radio. Lots of adjustable settings and it all flips up and tucks back away. This Solid Rig handles like a dream on the road.
Feel free to email or call with questions or to schedule a test drive! Seller reserves right to end bidding early if a local offer is accepted. Mileage may change as this rig is being currently enjoyed. Expect wear and condition to reflect the date of manufacture and mileage. Please review photos for an indication of the great quality and condition of this vehicle. Seller has more than 200 Positive Feedback scores with 100% Satisfaction... including other transactions involving Vehicles, Boats, and Class A RV's. |
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