2000 Ford Escort Zx2 S/r Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Hackensack, New Jersey, United States
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This hot pink ford escort coup has everybody's head turning it also has custom pink interior with zebra stripes on the roof with matching seat covers, pink control knobs, pink LED under dash light, and a custom pink zebra striped matching trunk. This car was bought for my teenage daughter as her first car, we bought the car with previous transmission problems. We had purchased a used transmission then my mechanic repaired the existing transmission replacing trans-neutral switch. But was only a temporary fix. After which the head gasket needed to be replaced because my daughter didn't realize you couldn't drive the car while it's overheating. LOL Knowing I had a used transmission to replace the old transmission if anything was to happen to it, I hesitantly repaired the head gasket to the engine. Six months later the transmission finally went so I had my mechanic install the used transmission I had purchased after installing the transmission spending more money the used transmission that we bought was no good and only had a 90 day warranty from purchase so after doing all this work the next potential buyer will NEED a transmission. Engine runs pretty good however the car is being sold as is as I have decided to purchase a new vehicle for my daughter. If you're are mechanically inclined this is the car for you, but I however am not. (To make your search a little easier for your the transmission has to be compatible an engine that has dual overhead cam.)
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