2004 Ford Excursion, 4wd, Eddie Bauer, Power Stroke Diesel, Runs Great!! on 2040-cars
Kerman, California, United States
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2004 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer. 6.0 Diesel with 4 wheel drive. Listed at no reserve. It has a custom navigation system that can also play DVD's and has a wire in the glove box that plugs into I phones and allows you to play your music or videos from your phone on the navigation screen while charging it. It also has a hands free Bluetooth system for phone calls. The rear has a factory DVD system and rear air conditioning. It also has a third row seat and both front seats are full power and heated. This truck runs great and has lots of new parts. It has lots of power and is equipped with the tow package for all your towing needs. Within the last 500 miles we have had Pro Auto of Fresno replace the EGR valve, Turbo, High pressure oil pump, oil cooler and other miscellaneous parts. The tires are also in very good condition with lots of tread remaining. Title is clear and license is paid through March 2015. Vehicle does have a personalized vanity plate that does not go with the vehicle. Although it has been well taken care of, it is a high mileage vehicle and does have some blemishes and imperfections. I don't like surprises when I buy a vehicle so I try to be very up front and detailed when I sale one. Please rest assured that these issues are cosmetic and do not affect the running condition of the vehicle. The front and rear bumpers both have numerous scratches and some dents. The passenger side doors just above the lower body moldings have a light crease that run along them. The pass side rear wheel molding has a scratch and tear meeting the crease along the pass doors. The pass rear door has a small dent above the window. The pass rear quarter has a ding near the pin stripe. The drivers side mirror plastic has a small chip out of it. The front grill has a small chip out of it. Hood has some rock chips. Windshield has a couple of small rock chips. It is missing one backup sensor on the rear bumper. The interior carpet has a small stain and the two front seats have wear on the edges from getting in and out. The overhead trip display also needs to be replaced. I have tried to be as detailed as possible and have also taken some close up pictures of the damaged areas so you can see them. A deposit of $750 must be made within 24 hours of auction close and full payment must be received within 7 days of auction close. No exceptions. |
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