2000 Ford Focus Se Wagon 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Gulfport, Mississippi, United States
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This Ford Focus wagon has been an excellent car until it was wrecked last month (November 2013). For me to have the body work repaired isn't economical feasible, but most everything else on the car is in fine working order. The Zetec engine is low mileage, uses no oil, and runs like a top. Highway mileage is 32-mpg on regular gasoline. The transmission shifts and works fine, as does the cruise control. Nimble performance, comfortable seating, and an all around pleasure to drive.
Some of the work done in the past year includes new axles, cv joints, wheel bearings, starter motor, timing belt, pulleys, tensioner, new tires, battery, a/c evaporator, compressor, heater core, new catalytic converter (a $500 part), motor mounts. The braking system has been rebuilt, to include both front rotors, ceramic pads, and both rear wheel cylinders and brake shoes The radio/cd player is new. The list goes on. Receipts are available for all the above. The engine and transmission together are worth $750, give or take. The tires were $500, and the tread is still like new. This car is ideal for someone with a worn-out Focus in need of excellent used parts, and perfect for someone wanting to convert a Ford Escort from sohc to Zetec dohc. To reiterate, do not expect to drive this car. It will roll, but the radiator is damaged and will not hold coolant. Tow vehicle/dolly or flatbed is required to transport this car. |
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