2003 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Edition 4x4 For Repair Or Parts Salvage on 2040-cars
Berkley, Michigan, United States
2003 Explorer Eddie Bauer edition 4 wheel drive.Clear title. No airbag deployment. Has the fuel efficient 6 cyl. engine with 103, 000. Ran great till accident turns over now no problem. Dash board and touch screen radio cd still work. Leather seats and motors are operational. Salvage weight value off the trailer as is $900. The car parted out should bring up to $2500- 3500 or more. The engine, trans, axles, cadilytic converter, drive shaft, 4 wheel drive assemblies, gas tank, radio, leather seats, moon roof, power window and lock motors, ecm computer ,airbags, and more will be good for parts. Or if you have skills you could repair this to original condition for resale.
Winning bidder accepts car as is obviously. Local pick up or delivery at additional charge to auction fee. Good luck. cash or pay pal only |
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