2005 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer on 2040-cars
Mendham, New Jersey, United States
More details at: jonathon.zwolak@offensivelytolerant.com .
TURBO DIESEL EXCURSION WITH EXTREMELY LOW MILES
ONE OF A KIND..RUST FREE..EXCELLENT CONDITION..ALL OPTIONS
ULTRA RARE TIME CAPSULE
2005 FORD EXCURSION 4X4
~EDDIE BAUER~
POWERSTROKE TURBO DIESEL
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
( 12,972 ORIGINAL/ACTUAL MILES )
NOT A MISPRINT
TWELVE THOUSAND ORIGINAL MILES !!!!!
GARAGE KEPT
RUST FREE
NON SMOKER
BEST & RAREST COLOR COMBO
ALL THE OPTIONS !
REAR DVD ENTERTAINMENT
6 DISC IN DASH CD CHANGER
STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS
HEATED SEATS
MEMORY SEATS
HOMELINK
ADJUSTABLE PEDALS
REAR PARKING SENSORS
TOWING PACKAGE
TO MUCH TO LIST ...
BRAND NEW BFG A/T TIRES
ORIGINAL OWNERS MANUALS
CARPETS PROTECTED SINCE NEW
KEYLESS ENTRY
RUNS,DRIVES,LOOKS AND SMELLS LIKE NEW
THIS TRUCK IS IN AMAZING CONDITION !
YOU WILL NOT FIND A NICER LOWER MILEAGE EXCURSION ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD!
WILL NOT LAST !
BEST OF THE BEST
DON'T SNOOZE AND LOSE THIS ONE !
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