Limited, Nav Ready, 20" Wheels, Heated Leather, Salvage Repairable Clear Title on 2040-cars
Poplar Bluff, Missouri, United States
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D&G Auto LLC 2841 Highway M Poplar Bluff, Mo 63901 573-785-7515 Up for auction is a 2011 Ford Edge Limited. This is a sharp SUV with tons of options. This edge is blue metallic with black leather interior. It has many options including the following: Heated leather seats Navigation ready Backup Camera Full power options SYNC Sony Stereo 3.5 V6 engine 20" alloy wheels HID Headlights This is a CLEAR TITLE vehicle. It is sold in its present condition. We have gone over this vehicle thoroughly and it does not appear to have frame rail damage to the front. It will need a driverside airbag and one curtain airbag. It will need a hood, grille, left headlight, left fender, front bumper cover, radiator support and one wheel. It does not appear to have damage to the cooling. It does run and lot drive and does not show any mechanical or electrical damage. The engine sounds great and we have started and moved it around the lot. Shipping and parts available please call for details. At D&G Auto LLC we specialize in
high end late model repairable cars and trucks. We pride ourselves in bringing
you the best possible repairable and repaired vehicles we can find. We purchase
these vehicles direct from the insurance companies and insurance auctions.
Please feel free to call us anytime for information on this vehicle. 573-429-8508 or 573-785-7515 |
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