2003 Mercury Grand Marquis Gs Extra Clean on 2040-cars
Piedmont, Alabama, United States
2003 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS SEDAN
V8,AUTO,TILT,CRUISE,AM/FM/CD PLAYER,POWER EVERYTHING,KEYLESS ENTRY,COLD A/C,WOODGRAIN,LEATHER INTERIOR,TINTED WINDOWS (TINT ON BACK WINDOW DOES HAVE BUBBLES IN IT & NEEDS TO BE RE-DONE),CHROME WHEELS,CHROME FENDER TRIM,RUNS & DRIVES OUT GREAT,EXTRA CLEAN,ONLY 61K MILES,VERY NICE CAR I HAVE DRIVEN IT A LITTLE OVER 100 MILES WITH NO ISSUES OR PROBLEMS THAT I COULD SAY I FOUND,GREAT BUY!!! PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COME INSPECT THE CAR FOR YOURSELF BEFORE YOU BID!!!
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Curtain officially comes down on Mercury as dealers remove signage
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