2004 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer Sport Utility 4-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Frisco, North Carolina, United States
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2004 excursion for sale that I bought from the original owner. This truck has only 50k on the odometer and I have a folder with all the maintenance records as well as the original window sticker that was priced at 51990.00.. This excursion is super clean with minor wear on the driver seat the rest of the truck looks like it was never sat in or ever hauled anything its mint! Outside of vehicle is in great shape as well with only one dent in the back passenger corner, its an easy fix and looks like the paint has not broken its seal so I haven't fixed it yet. The rest of the exterior is in great shape with no rust at all. The 6.0 diesel runs perfect and has never had any mods done to it at all, its completely stock as it should be. I took it on a trip last month and averaged 20mpgs the whole way so for a 7000 lb beast that's not bad.. Overall this vehicle is in outstanding shape for a ten year old truck and has extremely low miles this will last someone a long time to come. Call with any Questions 252 473 9129 |
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