Ford: Excursion Xlt on 2040-cars
Fresno, California, United States
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Very clean low miles and extras (Read the bottom) This is a very clean low mileage 2001 Ford Excursion XLT v10 gas motor. This has a 6 super lift, dual front shocks and steering stabilizers. 35 BFG AT's with maybe 70% left tread on them. KN cold air intake with Flowmaster exhaust and dual outlets. Transmission has a newly installed deep cooling pan and solenoid pack and axle has 4.30 gears. Recently installed the new chrome billet grill and also replaced the faded headlights with new ones. The interior is gray leather with a third row which still is in decent shape but not the greatest that's why I bought the expensive custom seat covers listed below. It has power seats and heated power mirrors. Stock stereo is installed but at one time this had TV headrest monitors installed and the previous seller took out the monitors and added a black plate to cover where they went on the headrests.
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