2005 Ford Excursion on 2040-cars
Dayton, Ohio, United States
More details at: camilleckklostermann@clubhonda.net .
This is a 2005 Ford Excursion SUV limousine for sale. This is really a GREAT ride and an easy way to make some cash
with a limo rental company, I just travel too much now and don't have time to keep it up. Interior is super clean
no rips, tears or marks. The carpet has no major wear or damage, and there are additional, thick factory overlay
carpets as well. There is emergency exits in the roof area, for DOT, USDOT.
There are (2) TV monitors and CD player as well. Newly upgraded sound system with Bluetooth capabilities.
The total rear seating would be 14 people. The stretch on this is 180 inches. There is a lot of luggage space in
the far rear area as well. This limo runs extremely well, maintained and has been stored inside.
This has great heat, and ice cold A/C front and back. You will not be disappointed in this vehicle.
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