1997 Ford Escort Lx Wagon 5-door 2l Gas Saver Family Clean Low Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars
Frankford, Delaware, United States
You are looking at a very nice 1997 Ford Escort Wagon. This reliable V4 gas
saver has ONLY 104,292 miles on it and still has a lot of life left in it.
...This well maintained car runs great. It has a PERFECT CARFAX (See
pics)...This car was kept as the owner's prize possession. Our buyers have had
good luck with these cars. They tend to be well maintained and in good shape.
This car was inspected each year..... Has only had 2 owners, has a PERFECT CARFAX and a CURRENT PA INSPECTION STICKER. This car has a lot left in it...and it is
clean and tight on the road.....This Escort Wagon goes for 2-3K, I am starting
it at $1 with NO RESERVE. The green exterior looks great!!! The tires are all radials
and are in great shape.... There is a
NEW spare under the back cargo area and original mats to keep spills out
of your carpets. The tan cloth interior has no rips or tears and is very
clean.. No odors..and very comfortable. Rear
seats fold down for even MORE cargo room.
.All of the options work! The roof rack looks stylish and are SUPER
functional!!! The a/c works well. The 2.0L V4 Ford Engine starts right up, has plenty of
power, doesn't smoke and runs great. The Automatic transmission shifts
smoothly. You may consider a tune up in
order to start your own service records.
This Escort will drive you home wherever you need to drive, in STYLE.
This car comes with a clear lien free title.... We will pick you up at the
Salisbury, MD airport during normal business hours or by appt. We go the extra
mile for you. There is a $200.00 fee on all vehicles sold. This covers a
cleaning, Carfax, 60 day temp tags, postage, lien verification, and lets us
sell with NO RESERVE. We aim to please and hope you will have a pleasant buying
experience with us! If you can't see our video or pictures, you may be at work
and have a filter for youtube or photo hosting. Look on another computer.. We
have been in business since 1948. This listing will end Thursday 8/7/14 at
10:30pm EST. Happy Bidding!!! |
Ford Escort for Sale
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