2003 Expedition Xlt -1 Owner - Only 96k - 3rd Row Seats - Tow Hitch No Reserve on 2040-cars
Holbrook, New York, United States
NO RESERVE AUCTION - HIGH BID WINS 2003 FORD EXPEDITION XLT GREAT DRIVING 1 OWNER TRUCK PASSED NY INSPECTION 8/4/14 96,100 MILES V8 AUTOMATIC POWER WINDOWS, DOOR LOCKS, MIRRORS AND DRIVERS SEAT CAPTAINS CHAIRS FOLD AWAY 3RD ROW SEATS ICE COLD FRONT AND REAR AC WITH SEPARATE REAR CLIMATE CONTROLS. NICE BLACK AND GREY CLOTH INTERIOR WITH NO RIPS OR MAJOR STAINS CD PLAYER TOW HITCH ALLOY WHEELS RUNNING BOARDS PRIVACY GLASS NEW BRAKES ALL AROUND - stops arrow straight This truck has no known mechanical issues and has been very well maintained (some service history available). Drives great, ac is cold, plenty of power. Im currently driving it pretty much daily so mileage will be slightly higher. Road ready. Turn the key and go. Body is rust free and the paint shines great but it does have some small dings, scratches and scrapes consistent with use. Nothing major. See photos, bid accordingly. I am a registered used car dealer in the state of NY. ALL NY residents MUST PAY TAX, no exceptions and the $37 state inspection fee. The truck is sold as is with a limited 30 day/1000 mile warranty for ny residents, all known defects are listed. It passed ny state inspection 8/4/2014. I am currently driving the truck both local and highway daily without any issues and have full confidence in the truck driving cross country. Mileage will be slightly higher than listed as the car is still being driven. Read the entire description, view the photos, email me with questions and bid accordingly. If you cant see the dings in the photo, they are on the pass door and by the pass side taillight. Minor, but I like to make the buyer aware of everything possible. Your bid is an e signature of a contract to buy. Bidders who bid and do not follow through will be responsible for numerous fees, so bid only if you intend to pay. Local pickup is preferred from Holbrook NY 11741 but I will work with your shipper. For shipping quotes try uship or call 8557447878 (discount broker in florida). Delivery on Long island available if needed. THERE IS A $75 DOCUMENT FEE ADDED TO YOUR BID PRICE FOR ALL BUYERS. NY RESIDENTS ADD $37 FOR INSPECTION AND MUST PAY TAX. NO OTHER FEES. NO "PREP" CHARGES ECT. $300 deposit is due via paypal within 24 hours. Full payment and pickup due within 7 days unless other arrangements are made. Balance can be paid in cash or bank wire transfer. If you would like to use a credit card or paypal for the balance please email me prior to bidding. All potential buyers are welcome to come see and drive the car anytime while the listing is active. THIS TRUCK IS CURRENTLY LISTED FOR $5800 ELSEWHERE. SELLING HERE AT NO RESERVE $100 opening bid. bid early. bid often. good luck. |
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