2001 Ford Focus Se Wagon, 59k Miles, Silver Gray, No Rust Vg Mech, One Owner on 2040-cars
Oyster Bay, New York, United States
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2001 Ford Focus SE Wagon, 59,668 miles. 2.0L 1989CC 121Cu. In. l4 DOHC enigne. Silver Gray. One owner. Very Good mechanically, all mechanical records, maintained on a regular basis. No rust, exterior in good condition, interior in good condition, no rips, tears, etc. Please look at pictures carefully, there are a couple of small dings on the body, two spots on the hood (stone chips), and a brand new windshield has just been installed. There is a small ding in the rear bumper. Radio/cd player has been blinking on and off just recently, works most of the time, must be a dirty connection. LOW reserve; $1,900. Kelly Blue book is $3,900 - $4,200, clear title, original shows Ford Motor Credit as a lienholder, I have a notorized lien release letter from them. Owner was a smoker but I have cleaned and vacuumed the interior so smell is very, very minimal. Buyer is responsible for all arrangements for pick up. Thank you for bidding. Terms; a $500 deposit from PayPal within 24 hours, the balance in cash at time of pickup
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