96 Ford Taurus. Runs Perfect. on 2040-cars
Issue, Maryland, United States
Drive Type: automatic
Make: Ford
Mileage: 230,000
Model: Taurus
Exterior Color: Green
Trim: wagon
Interior Color: Tan
Im selling this as is. Has 230,000 miles. Few scratch and dings, the ebrake is disconnected. It can be reconnected easy. I just havent gotten to it. Abs like is on. The intena works but the seal around it is broke so if it rain. You might get a little in the corner back side. No big deal. No cd player, i have the orginal and i have the peace that goes for the car to convert to a cd player. The harness for a cd player is installed. If anyone knows about this car. There not easy to put in. Miles might be high but i babyed it and because of it. The car runs like a chamo. 90% tread all around, new breaks, shocks, and mantence has been kept up. Im sell as is. And if the auction does get up to a fair price. I wont accept it. But i am fair and understand everything.
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