2002 Ford Excursion Powerstroke 7.3l Diesel 4x4 Low 118k Miles No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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UP FOR AUCTION **NO RESERVE** 2002 Ford Excursion Bulletproof 7.3L Diesel Motor with LOW 118k Original Miles 4x4
Interior: Tan, leather interior in excellent condition. No tears Both front Captain Chairs have 6 way power and lumbar support Center console Overhead digital console Dash is in perfect condition Backup sensors Second row seats are in great shape, both fold down for huge cargo area Fold down armrest/cup holder Quick release removable third row seat in excellent condition Rear cup holders Carpet is in good condition Headliner is great with no tears or sags Vehicle has never been smoked in Adjustable separate rear controls for air and volume AC is COLD Aftermarket Banks pillar gauge set On the fly electronic 4x4 Power rear vent windows
Exterior: White paint in amazing shape, with no major chips, dings, scratches, etc Bumpers are in good condition, chrome is near perfect Digital side entry Tinted glass Drop Down steps Tires are a 40x15.50x22 Toyo Open Country MT's with 65% tread on aftermarket Weld Racing Wheels 12" suspension lift with 6 brand new Pro Comp Shocks Has aftermarket hydraulic steering assist Aftermarket Warn manual locking hubs All glass is good Telescoping power mirrors Factory Tow Package
Drivetrain Highly desirable 7.3L Diesel Powerstroke Motor Aftermarket professionally built bulletproof transmission and converter - over 6k in tranny, converter, and Mag-Hytec deep sump pan AFE aftermarket cold air intake Full Magnaflow 4" exhaust system All brand new brakes with aftermarket slotted rotors 4x4 works great
Anyone who looks at these rigs knows that the 7.3L is the only motor to get. The only weakness of these rigs was the transmission from the factory, but since that has been replaced with a transmission built to last, you should see relatively few issues with this vehicle over the next several hundred thousand miles, with routine maintenance. The low miles on this rig (we are still currently driving it) are ideal, and getting more and more difficult to find. It's always been babied and it shows. No rust, amazing exterior, and great interior. A fun, eye catching driver, that is clean and appealing. Great aftermarket options and lots of money put into this machine. Approximately 8 years ago this Excursion was on the front cover of Truckin' magazine, showcasing it's build. If you are in the area it will be viewable at SEMA this year in Vegas.
This truck really is awesome. You would be hard pressed to find one nicer, with the miles and overall condition. Only selling to make space for the current business endeavor, which takes up more room in the shop that this beast. If you have any questions please feel free to give a call. 253-377-2266 Brad This vehicle is listed for sale locally, therefore I reserve the right to end the auction early if it is sold. Thanks and Happy Bidding! |
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