2003 Expedition - 4wd- Blue- Low Mileage - 5.4 V8 on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
For sale is wife's Expedition 4WD w/ low for the year 99450 miles ( maybe more at time of delivery since still using it). It's blue w/ tan leather on seats , It has a 3rd row seat, very good AC, Motor works very fine ( almost like a clock) The tires are almost new ( I would say 5% used) has a front and rear grills. Everything seems good (including the Stereo) except for the transmission. It has a little delay when shifting from park to drive ( specially when is cold), besides that that it runs fine all the time. It has also a little rust under a door opening ( I guess that's how it's called). It's being sold AS IS and I encourage Fl residents to look at the car to confirm what I'm saying.
Thanks for looking and good luck PS: Took vehicle to a transmission shop. They tell me that would cost $675.00 to have it fixed. |
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