2003 Ford Explorer Awd 4wd Eddie Bauer Green And Tan on 2040-cars
Golden, Colorado, United States
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Excellent condition 2003 Ford Explorer with the somewhat rare Eddie
Bauer two-tone leather interior and 4.6L V8 engine. We have owned this
car since 2004 and it has been an extremely reliable vehicle.
Amazingly, it can get up to 22 MPG on the highway. Regularly
maintained, and it really is in excellent condition for a 2003. That
being said, there are minor cosmetic things that I will list below, but
know that this is an excellent vehicle that I have little doubt will
reliably run for another 100,000 miles if not significantly further.
Here are some details:
- Eddie Bauer package, with two tone leather seats - 4 door with rear full door that can also open via the rear window - Michelin Latitude X-ice snow tire (probably 50% life remaining) - Power Sun Roof - New JVC Stereo with CD and AUX inlet - Luggage Rack - All Wheel Drive / 4 Wheel Drive, is great in the Colorado Front range winter conditions - Towing Package with controller - Air Conditioner - Heated drivers and passenger seat Minor cosmetic issues: - crack in windshield in top left, not visible when driving - a couple of minor scratches on hood (probably could be waxed or buffed out) - on plastic bumper under rear left tail light, there is a dent/scrape (probably someone bumped it in the parking lot) - there are a couple of tiny chips in the paint on the right passengers door - Driver's seat, low on the right side almost to where the horizontal seat meets the vertical "backrest" the vinyl (leather on top, vinyl/plastic material on the side) is worn and has a few cracks in it. - Right rear door trim fell off (still have it... about 2 feet, goes above the door handle). - There might be a couple of other minor blemishes, but in general, the paint is in great shape, and is two-tone green and tan. I purchased this in 2004 when it was almost new, and it has been a great, dependable car for my daughter who used it for the last 10 years as a student at CSU (undergrad and vet school). She and her husband are moving to Japan this week, and can't take it with them, so I am selling it for her. Please respond to me via e-mail, or feel free to call me if you have any questions. I am not interested in talking to any dealers, period |
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