2002 Ford Excursion Limited Sport Utility 4-door 7.3l on 2040-cars
Mead, Oklahoma, United States
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I hate to let her go, but whoever gets this one is going to love it! It may look like I put a lot of items in the seller's condition description, but I want you to have ZERO surprises when you get here to pick up this truck. I have done my best to point out every flaw I know of and will be glad to do a complete "walk around" with you on the phone if you give me a call. I am confident the new owner will be pleasantly surprised at how nice it really is. This is a no smoking, no pets, (just kids) vehicle that has been well taken care of... I have not had it detailed, so the interior needs a good cleaning, but it will clean up nice! I would be willing to deliver this to you for expenses + (I am located in 73449) I reserve the right to end this auction early, as this vehicle is for sale locally. |
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