1999 Ford Escort, 38mpg + No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Salisbury, Pennsylvania, United States
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Here is my brother in law's 1999 Ford Escort. Runs and drives well. Brakes are good. Some rust, dings and scratches, as seen in pictures. Rockers have rust holes, as seen in pictures and there are some rust holes and spots in the passenger side floor pan. Windshield is cracked. Rear of headliner is sagging down. Escort gets great gas mileage, 38mpg +. Recently drove car from Chicago to Scranton, PA, the WV and back to PA with no issues. Tires are good with plenty of tread, fronts are weather checked, rears look nearly new. Current Illinois Emissions test PASSED. Front wheel bearings replaced in the last 10 months. Rear struts are tired. This is a dependable, great gas mileage car. Grey interior. NEW PICTURES!!. Serious bidders only, please. This is a 7 day sale. NO RESERVE!!! Car comes with keys, Clear Illinois title and Bill of sale. Happy bidding!!
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