2002 Ford Excursion on 2040-cars
Frederic, Michigan, United States
More details at: hyohccerri@ukdesigners.org .
Up for sale is our 2002 Ford 7.3L Diesel Excursion Limited with just over 52,000 miles!! I am the second owner
and the vehicle has been garage kept. It is a non-smoked in truck. The interior is nice and clean with no tears or
scratches and smells Factory new. There was 30k miles on the truck when I purchased it and I put the last 22k on
it. There are 22k miles on new Nitto Terra Grappler Tires. No Accidents, No dents, No rust......
The Condition of our Excursion is in excellent shape, it runs perfect, there isn't a leak, drip or any problems
whatsoever...
SPECIFICATIONS:
2002 Ford Excursion Limited
7.3L Diesel Engine
Leather seats including third row seat
Dual power and heated front seats
Power Windows
Power Rear Vent Windows
Power Door Locks
AM/FM/CD disc player
Running Boards
Tow Package
Dual Climate Control
Alcoa Al Wheels
Tinted Windows
Full Size Spare
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