2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac V6 on 2040-cars
Corbin, Kentucky, United States
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2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac, V6, 155,000 Miles
I've had this truck since it had 2,801 miles on it. The truck was wrecked and rebuilt at 2800 miles. It now has 155,000 Miles. The head needs work, two cylinders are tore up, and the overdrive light flashes. The truck is hit on the drivers side back door and quarter panel, but i have driven it without any problems since it was hit. Oil has been changed every 3,000 miles and the original tires are back on it, with less than 10,000 miles on the tires. Will listen to offers, local pickup only (Corbin, KY) and cash only. Truck has aftermarket tail lights, grille and door handles. It is 4 wheel drive has works great, since a new driveshaft was put in, in February 2014. The console is broke on top, but i have an extra one that the buyer can have and installed. The CD player is a 6 disc cd player. Cloth seats. The truck does not have cruise control. The title is a KY title and is a rebuilt title. New as of January 2014 New Driveshaft for 4 wheel drive New Water Pump New Alternator New wheel bearing hub assembly on front driver side. New Plugs New Battery New tail light bulbs Any questions, feel free to ask. USA BUYERS ONLY!! |
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