2000 Ford Excursion Limited on 2040-cars
Dallas, Georgia, United States
AMAZING 2000 FORD EXCURSION LIMITED.Priced to sell, you will not find a lower mile excursion this clean for this price. car is beautiful in person and i get nothing but compliments truly a truck worth holding on to.LOW MILES! PLEASE UNDERSTAND MILES WILL CHANGE BEFORE PURCHASE. $5000 FULLY CUSTOM STEREO PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED: 3 AMPS. MONSTER WIRE ALL AROUND TWO 15" SUBS IN MATCHING LEATHER BOX. INCLUDES CUSTOM COMPONENT SPEAKERS INDOORS WITH IN-DASH EQUALIZER WITH FLIP-DOWN FACE CD PLAYER. TRUCK IS EQUIPPED WITH A 4" PRO-COMP SUSPENSION LIFT WITH ADJUSTABLE MX6 SHOCKS PRFESSIONALLY ISNTALLED AT REVOLUTIONZ KUSTOMZ LOCALLY. 16" CENTER-LINE CUSTOM BILLET ALUMINUM TWO-PIECE WHEELS. WRAPPED IN BFG ALL-TERRAIN 33" TIRES(almost new). V10 SOUNDS STRONG. CUSTOM BORLA EXHAUST. TRUCK IS RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE, AND WILL GO WHEREVER YOU WANT TO. ONLY PROBLEMS ARE SMALL DING IN REAR DOORS FROM TRAILOR YOU HAVE TO BE CLOSE TO SEE OTHER WISE NOT VISIBLE REAR DOORS ARE FIBER GLASS EASILY REPAIRABLE. ALSO ON RIGHT SIDE OF TRUCK THERE IS A SCRATCH ITS ALSO HARD TO NOTICE. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY.
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