2007 Ford Expedition Limited Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
Lutz, Florida, United States
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2007 Ford Expedition Limited (Black) I bought this vehicle from a dealership with 17,000 miles with 1 original owner that leased it for 1 year. I have done every service to this vehicle. I just spent $1,200 Recently getting the 130,000 mile maintenance package at the ford dealership. I have mostly all receipts to prove all services. I have taken Great care of this vehicle. I have also upgrading the dash unit to a $2,000 bluetooth double den DVD head unit with reverse camera and hidden 8" bass sub. Also TV Screens in the head rest for entertainment and iPod hook up so you can play video or music. I also have a Viper Remote start Alarm system. 3rd row electric seats. Heated and A/C seats. 20" wheels. Everything works that I know of and this vehicle still drives as if it was brand new. There is a few dings and scratches around the vehicle, Someone backed into bumper while parked in a parking lot so there is some dings on the back bumper as well. I would consider this vehicle in Great to Excellent condition. |
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