2006 Ford Expedition Police. Low Miles, No Reserve!! Florida on 2040-cars
Ellenton, Florida, United States
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. this is a one owner SUV, previously owned by the FLORIDA Hillsboro county police department. Always serviced and maintained according to manufacture recommendation; Every thing works, excellent tires, cold AC, nice original paint( minor scratches were police logo was removed. A third row seat was added(this package , XLT, do not come with them ,but I found one in a used part store. To be fully functional, it needs the seat belts to be put on it,I have them and they convey in this sale.No holes in the body or emergency equipment .No rust. Sold as is. Deposit via pay pal, . Please feel free to ask as many questions as you can, this is a VERY CLEA SUV.item should be paid in full before pick it up. No test drive after auction ends.to decide if you want it or not. none refundable deposit OF $1000.
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN REMOVED
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