2005 Eddie Bauer Limited Edition 4x4 6.0l Powerstroke on 2040-cars
White City, Oregon, United States
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You are viewing a 2005 Ford 4WD Excursion Eddy Bauer Limited Edition. It is powered with a 6.0L
8 Cylinder PowerStroke engine (with ONLY 21K miles on the Wolf Performance
engine w/maintenance and repair records to show Improvements over Factory Built Engines), automatic
transmission, Newer all terrain tires with only 16k miles on them. It is loaded
with Power mirrors, Power windows, Power locks, Power seats, Two tone leather
interior, Heated front leather seats, Dual Climate control, DVD Entertainment system, 3rd Row Seat, tilt,
Cruise, Am/Fm/6cd player, Air bag suspension assist, Electric brake controller,
Running boards, Roof rack, and Receiver hitch. Also included is a keyless
remote and owner's manuals. Interior leather is
in Great condition, Carpets and mats are also in Great condition. The only
interior flaw is the back of the 3rd row seat has some wear (shown
in rear view picture). Windshield has some chips, but no significant concerns
or spiders, all windows have had spot removal procedure completed, Body has
normal wear, And There is no salt
corrosion in our area. Please don’t hesitate to call with any questions, this a
great buy! Call Bruce @ 541-944-2155 |
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