1999 Ford Escort Se Wagon 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Tooele, Utah, United States
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1999 Ford Escort SE Wagon in great condition - 88,524 original correct miles with clear title! I have seen these wagons sell for more than my Buy It Now price with twice the miles!! - This car has a 5 speed manual transmission...gets 4-5 mpg more than the automatic model. A/C blows cold and the heat blows hot. Everything works in the car as it should. Just had work done last week which included a new fuel filter, new plugs and wires, new rotors and brake pads, and the rear wiper wiring was re-wired so the rear wiper is now functional. Car runs and idles very well. Belts were checked and are good. The tires still have a good amount of tread left, and the rims are actual alloy rims, not just steel rims with hubcaps. Issues: The clutch is noisy when it is pushed in to put the car into gear. Once you let it out the noise stops. The car shifts great and engages into gear great with no problems. Had it checked out and the mechanic told me that the throw out bearing in the clutch is going out, but that it stills shifts well and that if I can ignore the noise the clutch will still last a long time without being replaced. Also there are two dents right behind the rear marker light by the driver's rear corner of the car and some minor scratches on the rear bumper (see pic). The front bumper has some scrapes on the very bottom that you have to be laying on the ground looking up at the bumper to see. Other than that the body is in fantastic shape with no dents or other blemishes that I can find. Paint is shiny and headlights are clear. The interior is very clean and in good shape. A few scuffs on the glove box but that's it. Non smoker car. Was purchased in Arizona and driven back without any problems or incidents whatsoever and got 36 mpg! Will make a great student or commuter car for someone! Shipping or pickup is the sole responsibility of the buyer and the car is sold AS IS. I do have a brand new in the box K & N Air Filter and a brand new set of rear lift gate shocks that come with the car as well (current shocks work fine and rear gate stays up just fine, but I got these on sale so I bought them). I have described the car to the best of my knowledge....the title is free and clear. A $500 deposit through Paypal is required within 24 hours of the auction's end. Thank you for looking. |
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