2002 Ford Explorer 4 X 4 In Excellent Condition And Has Warrantee on 2040-cars
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
Contact Information 2002 Ford Explorer 4 x 4 In Excellent Condition Come With Warrantee Financing Available- $5,895.009900 Halls Ferry , St. Louis MO 63136FEATURES DESCRIPTIONThis is a 2002 Ford Explorer in Excellent Condition. This vehicle has passed a 31 point ASE Mechanical inspection and full auto reconditioning. All of my vehicles have passed Safety and Emissions Inspections for Missouri. We completely go through every one of our vehicles from top to bottom. Our partner is a former US Marine and all of the vehicles must pass his final inspection too. We would not sell any vehicle we ourselves wouldn’t drive or allow one of our own children to own. Vehicle is has warrantee. EXTERIOR AMENITIES
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OTHER PRICING DETAILSFlexibility: Negotiable Financing Available. Seller Information: Ken 636-388-5255 Template by Virtual Flyer Marketing |
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