2001 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 6.8l - Great Toy Hauler! on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
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The Excursion Limited 5-door has a seating capacity for up to nine passengers, with a manual lift-open rear glass window and dual opening rear doors.
It has an aggressively cool Black exterior, and Medium Parchment interior, with Leather seats. Custom Black and Medium Parchment Driver/Passenger leather seats with "CSOC Racing" embroidered in each headrest. Under the hood, the Excursion features a 310 horsepower 6.8-liter gas-powered V10. In addition to excellent towing and hauling capabilities, the Excursion boasts a long list of standard equipment, including front and rear air conditioning, cruise control, security alarm, key remote, driver door combination keyless entry pad, power accessories including doors and windows, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and ABS. The sound system features a Pioneer Stereo with front Infinity Speakers and additional speakers throughout the interior. Additions include a Suspension Lift, Over-sized Wheels and Tires (Kumho Road Adventure AT 315/75R16 front & rear.) The Excursion is perfect for transporting large groups of people events, kids to athletic functions, and for hauling all your toys including, motorcycles, boats, trailers, bikes, skis, jet skis, etc. This vehicle is sold on an "as-is" basis. |
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