2006 Ford F-150 Xlt, 5.4l, 4x4, Supercab 4 Door, 35k Miles, Salvage, Builder. on 2040-cars
Schofield, Wisconsin, United States
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2006 Ford F-150 XLT, 4-door supercab, 4wd, 5.4L, ONLY 35860 MILES, Automatic, air, cruise, tilt, power windows, power locks, factory CD player, "Northwoods" Edition. It has a towing package, bedliner, good tires and brakes. This vehicle comes with a SALVAGE title due to damage to the drivers side and roof. It has a clean vehicle history report (carfax and autocheck), with no accident reported, so we can only guess as to how the damage occurred. It will need repair or replacement of the left box side, repair or replacement of both left doors, both side view mirrors, and repair roof damage. The damage is light and should be a very straight foward repair. Several local salvage yards have the correct green replacement parts. No air bag deployment, no damage to frame, engine, tranamission, glass or right side, no stored trouble codes. It runs and drives perfect; it has new spark plugs, filters, and a fresh oil change. The interior is very clean with minimal signs of wear, no stains, odors or evidence of smokers or pets. (pictures of interior will be added this weekend). We make every effort to describe our vehicles accurately; if you have any questions, contact us. We welcome and encourage third party inspections to assure buyer satisfaction. We offer all of our builder vehicles unrepaired for a few weeks before we perform the needed repairs and sell them as rebuilt vehicles. This is not a vehicle for you if you have to pay a bodyshop to do the repairs. However, this is an excellent opportunity for a bodyman, car guy or do-it-yourselfer to save thousands of $$$ on a nice, clean F150. Clean title retail book is $17600 NADA Guides, and $19652 Kelly Blue Book. I will email the Carfax and Autocheck history reports if you provide an email address. We are a licensed, bonded and insured Wisconsin Used Motor Vehicle Dealer. We are celebrating our 13th year of doing business in beautiful Schofield, Wisconsin. We have a 100% positive eBay feedback rating; buy with confidence.
Please call Wisconsin Auto and Truck Sales LLC at 715-630-0377. This is my mobile #, it's Easter weekend. If I do not answer, please leave a message. I WILL call you back! (95% of our eBay listings end early with a phone call!) Or, email us: Wisconsinautoandtrucksales@gmail.com This is a no reserve auction; you WILL own it if you're the high bidder. Good luck and happy bidding. Wisconsin residents are required to pay sales tax and DMV fees. This vehicle is being offered for sale locally, we reserve to end this auction early. |
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