2005 Ford Excursion Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 6.8l on 2040-cars
Manheim, Pennsylvania, United States
2005 ford excursion limited this v-10 4x4 does have a RECONSTRUCTED TITLE but has had more then 20k put on since the reconstruction and is still a very nice reliable truck.with only 84k this truck has a book value of over 16k.this is a no reserve auction and the highest bidder will own it!!you will be responsible for picking up or scheduling your own delivery!!!this excursion has 4 brand new cooper 265 75 16 tires drives down the road straight and has a nice look.
because of the reconctruction some of the body panels are not 100% lined up and the paint work is not the best but if you are looking for a v10 work horse for about half price this is your truck!this truck has 3 rows of leather seating and most power options. thankyou for looking and let me know if i can answer any questions thanks. |
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