2001 Ford Excursion Limited, 7.3 Liter Diesel 2 Wheel Drive on 2040-cars
Sardinia, Ohio, United States
This 2001 Ford Excursion has a fairly solid body, interior is in very nice shape, other than the drivers seat. Driver seat is worn and has a tear, but seat covers would solve this problem. The engine of this truck is very strong and has been very well maintained. It does have an overhead VCR for backseats. It also has 3 row seating. All leather interior. At this time the excursion does need: 2 back tires and brake work (especially in the front). For this reason the vehicle will have to be towed or trailed from its current location. For anyone who is interested in getting the repairs done prior to moving the vehicle, we do have a very good mechanic available within 3 miles of the vehicle location. |
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