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2004 Ford Excursion Limited on 2040-cars
US $13,650.00
Year:2004
Mileage:133000
Color:
Location:
Mary Esther, Florida, United States
AUDIO SYSTEM:
JL Audio and Pioneer AVH-X4700bs Double Din CD/DVD/Bluetooth with Stealthbox Subwoofer enclosure
SB-F-SUPRCNSL/10W3v3 into the console between the 2 front seats and JL Audio HD900/5 Amplifier 5 channel class D
system and a rear audio/video system including back rear monitor for passages with wireless headphones capability.
INTERIOR:
New front variable speed intermittent wipers, cruise control, new keyless entry keypad for driver's door, Lift
support (new hydraulic lift bars for back window) new tint window and front windshield visor tint. Lights
throughout, Ice Cold Air conditioning, power windows, door locks and mirrors. The Tan Leather Interior is in
excellent condition and loaded with heated front seats and removable 3rd row seat that holds up to 8 people, five
separate power sockets and roof ventilation ports, 8 cup holders and lots of storage. 2nd row child seat tether
anchors and 3rd Row Seating with child seat tether anchor ., 1st/2nd row safety belts w/adjustable D-rings, Child
safety rear door locks, Driver & front passenger airbags, Cargo tie down hooks on rear compartment floor, (5) 12V
aux power points. 1st/2nd row assist handles, 1st/2nd row color-keyed carpeted floor mats, 2nd row reclining 60/40
split bench seat that includes: dual recline, tip/slide, 3rd row bench seat w/rollers, Dash has an Analog
instrumentation at includes: transmission temp gauge, oil pressure, water temp, speedometer/odometer, tachometer,
fuel, ICE COLD Automatic front climate control w/auxiliary rear air conditioning, Cigarette lighter outlet with usb
charger, Color-keyed sun visors includes: illuminated vanity mirrors, secondary sun blade, Deluxe leather-wrapped
tilt steering wheel w/HVAC & audio controls, Door map pockets, Electro chromic rearview mirror, storage bin, rear
radio controls, Glove box w/lock, Memory driver seat, Power adjustable pedals w/memory, Rear floor heat ducts, Rear
window defroster, Security lock Passive anti-theft system, Speed control, Wood grain trim door panels & storage
door with clip board feature.
EXTERIOR:
New Super Duty Telescoping Powered Tow Mirrors with Heated, Smoke Signal, Dual Glass, Folding. Repaint (due to sun,
not accident) Roof, hood, front bumper & fender flares, rear door latch replaced, new black step bars (running
boards), install new LED headlamps. Auto lamp, Body-color body-side cladding w/wheel lip moldings & chrome
inserts, Body-color front bumper, Body-color grille w/body-color inserts, Body-color rear bumper w/step pad, Fog
lamps, Privacy glass, Rear tri-door, Reverse sensing system and Back up Camera, Roof rack
MECHANICAL:
Recently had major tune-up, New Brake System including: ABS control module and hydraulic pump, Front & Rear Brake
Kit with Calipers, Drilled/Slotted Brake Rotors, Ceramic Brake Pads and stainless brake lines, Shocks, Bushings,
Bearings. New 4X4 Hubs, New keyless entry keypad for driver's door, Large new 36 month Battery, Tow Package, Step
Bars, new Suspension System, Rear Drive shaft (balance), Wheel Hub both front replaced, NEW 22"x9.5" KMC Grenades
wheels, NEW S/T305/45R22 Toyo Proxy tires and lug kit
3.73 rear axle ratio, 4-wheel drive, 44 gallon fuel tank, 4-speed automatic "TorqShift" transmission w/OD, 8,900#
GVWR (3800 front/5240 rear), springs (3800 front/5240 rear), axles (5200 front/7000 rear), Class IV trailer towing
package, 7-wire harness, trailer brake wiring kit, towing guide, 11,000 pound capacity receiver, Full size spare
tire w/steel wheel, Mono-beam front axle w/leaf spring suspension, Power 4-wheel disc brakes, Power steering, Tow
hooks, Transfer case-includes: electronic shift-on-the-fly, touch drive control, auto manual locking hubs, manual
override feature.
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