1999 Mercury Grand Marquis Gs Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
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Up for bidding is a 1999 mercury Grand Marquis,I have used this vehicle as a commuter car for my 60 mile trip to and from work and it runs and drives perfectly. It has a new intake manifold,plugs and idler arm. It has had the trans fluid,coolant,fuel system, filter and rear differential serviced about 5k miles ago. It has michelin tires with approx 30-40% tread left. Tinted windows all the way around,the a/c and heat work great. It does have a small amount of damage on the rear bumper from being hit in a parking lot,also has minor door dings. Overall the paint is in good shape and cleans up very well. The interior is near perfect,no rips or tears,the drivers seat does show signs of being sat in. This car has been very reliable and has been professionally maintained at the local Ford dealership,it gets 22-24mpg on the highway. It has power windows,locks and mirrors and power drivers seat,everything works properly. Thank you for looking. I am relisting this car because the winning bidder told me he had no intention of actually purchasing the vehicle. Thanks taylo_trey! |
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