Ford Taurus Wagon... Great Condition, Even Better Price! on 2040-cars
Boring, Oregon, United States
I'm
selling a 2003 Ford Taurus wagon. It's in exceptional
condition with the interior nearly perfect and the exterior with
limited scratches/bumps. Seats six. Good, sound car mechanically.
It's a great smooth ride and very comfortable. Would be great as a
commuter, gas saver, or just your regular drive... We've installed a
new battery, starter, and brake pads and rotors, and the tires are
almost new... Disc brakes all
around, ABS, AC, Cruise Control, Tilt Steering Wheel, Rear Window Wiper,
Dual Airbags, Power Mirrors, Power Seat (driver), Power Locks, AM/FM
with cassette player, Roof Rack... The engine is a
3.0L V6 OHV 12V, otherwise known as the Ford Vulcan... It's a superb
engine and the lifespan is usually 300,000+ miles. Asking $3875. Call Jordan @ (503) 915-7030 with any questions, or for more information |
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