1977 Ford Ltd Station Wagon on 2040-cars
Alum Bank, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is a 1977 Ford LTD Ford Station Wagon. I bought this car from the original owner for the engine, but decided it was far to nice to part out. There is absolutely no rust on the body or frame, only on the back bumper. Car has original paint and very nice seats. The dash and windshield are cracked , I know where there is a windshield. The carpet is worn. The engine and transmission run and work great! Take a look at the pictures, the car is almost 37 years old it has some bumps and scratches, but all and all it is very nice for the age. I have a stack of service records to go with it! Compared to some of the prices I've seen other Fords Wagons bring on e-bay my reserve is not out of line.If you have any questions please call me, I'll be more than happy to answer any. Local pick up only, or if you send a truck I will help load it. $500.00 deposit within 24 hours balance within 7 days of auction end. Cash, money order or certified check upon pick up. Thanks for looking and happy bidding! 814-839-2591 814-839-2261 If you don't get me please leave a message I will call you back.
On Oct-05-13 at 07:11:20 PDT, seller added the following information: A/C works great, and is 134A. Tires are like new. On Oct-20-13 at 07:22:12 PDT, seller added the following information: RESERVE HAS BEEN LOWERED |
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