2004 Ford Excursion on 2040-cars
Halifax, Virginia, United States
More details at: lauriebegun@juno.com .
Hard to find "Bullet Proof" 2004 6.0L Powerstroke Ford Excursion 4x4 Eddie Bauer Edition. This SUV
has been meticulously cared for, maintained, and pampered when driven. We have invested $20K into engine and
suspension upgrades/modifications and interior entertainment technology (all receipts and title in hand). Interior
and exterior is in great shape, only one small tear on driver's seat, small ding from a ball, and normal road wear.
Our Excursion has been a project of enjoyment and here is some of what it has to offer:
- New Pioneer Stereo System (DVD, NAV, Bluetooth, MicroSD, SiriusXM, wireless headsets, etc.)
- Remote Start, Alarm System, two (2) keys/fobs
- Updated Overhead Display Control Board
- Head Studs & Gaskets, turbo upgrades/cleaned
- Sinister Diesel EGR Delete
- DFuser Coolant Filtration System, coolant system flushed
- MBRP Turbo-back Exhaust w/ Muffler
- BDS 6" Full Suspension w/ Fox Shocks and Fox dual Steering Stabilizers
- XD Series Strike Wheels w/ Toyo Open Country AT2 tires (35/1250/R20)
- Frame mounted air compressor and accessories, Siberian Express Train Horn
- New Ball Joints and Rear Brakes/Rotors
- S&B Cold Air Intake, Sinister Diesel Hot/Cold Intercooler Tubes, CFM intake
- AFE Front/Rear Differential Covers
- Banks Tuner - 6 Gun Bundle
- Mechanics Shop Manual
- Front/Rear Air Condition/Heater
- Engine Block Heater
- Husky All Weather Mats
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