2001 Ford Escort Zx2 Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Peru, Indiana, United States
This auction is for a 2001 Ford Escort ZX2 5-speed. Car was running until VCT solenoid in the head failed. The car has been sitting for a while, but should start and run with a jump. Car comes with a low mileage head from a 1st generation Ford Focus, which deletes the VCT. Replacing with this head will cause a check engine light, but is compatible and should make the car more reliable. Bad head is currently installed on the car. Car was rearended lightly (caused only cosmetic damage). Damaged parts were replaced which is why the rear bumper is black. Until the head failed, the car had been well cared for, and has many new parts on it.
Approx 125,000 mi (Give or take a couple thousand) New complete exhaust system (Manifold is stock, everything else is brand new) Iceman cool air intake with K&N Filter New brakes (Front is 10k mi, rears are about 5k mi) New ECU New fuel pump Like new tires (less than 20k mi w/100k mi warranty) Lowering Springs with Tokico struts (have approx 35k miles on them) In Dash DVD player with fold out screen Comes with a Pacesetter header (never installed) New thermostat & housing Clear Indiana title
The car is located in Peru, Indiana, and can be picked up at any time. Cash on pickup. Good luck and happy bidding!
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