2003 Ford Escape Xls Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Stockholm, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle runs good and is in good condition considering it is 10 years old...cloth interior has some beverage stains, but nothing significant. There is a small dent on passenger front panel near headlight where a deer ran into vehicle ( see pic) , there is a small amount of rust pitting around rear driver wheel well, but nothing significant. The ABS light has been coming on past few times I have driven it, so it may need brake work, but they don't make noise or have trouble engaging. The tires are very worn and would need replacing. The 4 wheel drive works great . I am the second owner...my brother in law who passed away two years ago, left me the vehicle...during the time he had it he took immaculate care of it. Since owning it, I have taken it for regular oil changes and service as needed. I will accept cash or certified check as payment, with a paypal deposit of $500 due at auction end. You must arrange to pick up vehicle within a week of auction ending.
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