2006 Ford Expedition Xlt Sport Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
North Hills, California, United States
2006 Ford Expedition in... California . No rust of any kind anywhere top bottom or side undercarriage is clean and rust free. The paint is immaculate the interior is a 9.5 out of 10 over all the car is in great condition, It has DVD , 3rd row electric fold up and down seat. 2" receiver hitch and trailer lighting all power options. Tires have a only a little life left on them but keep that in mind when bidding. Over all great vehicle drives smooth straight and looks very nice and shiny like new.
The picture weren't so good with all of the shadows I will try and take some more tomorrow so email if you would like better ones. Or I will try and post them. Remember when bidding this is a California car and has no rust which saves a lot of maintenance for you now and in the future.
I have the right to pull this car off the auction if it sells another way before the end of the auction. The only reason I am selling it is a bought a new one. I can possibly deliver it for you if its not more than a days drive and you cover all expenses. |
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