2005 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 6.0l Diesel on 2040-cars
Minooka, Illinois, United States
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We are selling this beautiful Pueblo Gold Limited Excursion. Amazingly clean inside and out, well maintained, and engine runs great. The 3rd row seats are removable for space if needed. This truck is in excellent condition, and is becoming very rare, due to its low mileage and how well cared for it is.
About the accident: My daughter borrowed it, and forgot that it was a diesel. She tried to stop too fast and bumped a car in front of her in the rain. It was a less than 15MPH accident, and only affected the front bumper. I put in a photo of the repair bill to see the repairs done. Selling due to new empty nesters (off to college). Disclaimers: Full payment necessary for vehicle delivery and title signing. All shipping costs are the buyer's responsibility. |
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