1999 Ford Taurus Se on 2040-cars
Draper, Virginia, United States
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1999 Ford Taurus SE This car has a blown front
transmission seal 176,632 miles 3.0L 24V DOHC Duratec engine This car has
been parked since June of 2012 (15 months) at the time it was parked, the car’s
power steering had a whine and the transmission seal was blown. These are the
only known problems with the car. I kept it since June with the thought I was
going to have the seal fixed, but at this time I need to sell it for financial reasons.
At the time the transmission went out, it didn’t slip or use transmission fluid
it just blew the seal. SOLD AS IS YOU WOULD HAVE TO PICK
THE CAR UP If you purchase the car you will need
to make a non-refundable $100.00 deposit using pay pal within 24 hours
of purchase, then pick the car up within 7 days of purchase. The remainder
money owed is due in CASH only at the time of pick up. If you fail to make the
deposit or pick the car up in a timely manner I will relist the car and file a
report with ebay. |
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