Black Ford Excursion on 2040-cars
College Place, Washington, United States
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This is a great vehicle and don't want to sell it, but I need the money for college. Has never been in a accident and has no bents. This vehicle has had 3 owners and was bought from the last owner with 50000 miles on it. All the paper work has been kept. Has had a annual detail since it was bought from previous owners. It has a 6 inch lift with 37x13.5 Toyo MT on 18 inch XD rims. The engine has a Edge Power chip with an after market 4in exhaust on it as well. Also has a Diamond Plate custom bumper. The engine has had 2 injectors replaced recently, as well as the fuel pump, turbo hose and two new batteries. In city mpg it gets about 11-15, on the highway it gets between 15-23 (Because of the Chip and exhaust) depending on how you drive. It has never been 4x4ed, it is more of a road warrior. It seats 8 people, with a center console in-between the front seats. No sound systems installed. The buyer is responsible for pick up. Contact: Cody 1(541) 561-8723 Afternoons work best |
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