2013 Ford Transit Connect Xlt, Mechanics Service Van, Compressor/generator on 2040-cars
McLeansville, North Carolina, United States
2013 Ford Transit Connect Van, Has a Air Compressor Generator mounted in truck, 100 foot hose reel, shelves and drawers, Aux battery for jumping off trucks and cars, torch's come with it, and the Jump-off cables. In fact every tool in here can be bought with the van if we come to an agreement. It is ready for road service. ***unless agreed upon the tools do not come with Van*** **** There is a dent in the bottom of the drivers side door sill**** one of my high speed mechanics drove off a curb. it does not effect the weather sealing of the doors or the awesome PERFORMANCE of this van. It gets 21MPG setup like it is, so not bad. ***Van is dirty and I will have it professionally cleaned when it sells*** More on the dent... it was going to cost $3000 to fix it when it happened, due to the fact that there were no Trasits in the junk yard for parts yet. So I did not get it repaired.... SO THE BUY IT NOW PRICE IS $3000 LESS THEN I OWE ON IT. |
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