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2001 Ford Explore Sport Trac 4x4 - 220,000+ Miles on 2040-cars

US $3,500.00
Year:2001 Mileage:220743
Location:

White Plains, New York, United States

White Plains, New York, United States

For sale is a used 4x4 Ford Explorer Sport Trac. It has a little over 220,000 miles and will have a little more as I still drive it from time to time. The truck is being sold AS-IS with no implied warranty. 

This is a good truck with much more life in it. I really hate to see this truck go but I no longer have the space for it now that we have 2 trucks so this one has to go. It is a great truck to drive in all weather. The truck is 4wd and has many extras. There is a viper remote starter/alarm. I have the manual and 2 remotes one LCD and one 4-button remote. I broke the LCD remote but purchased a brand new one but it has not been programmed. Included is the Factory shop manuals, OEM Tonneau cover, bed extender, extra tire, never installed rear lights chrome covers (still in box). 

The only issue that I can address is the running boards or should I say side steps. They need to be removed or replaced as they have rusted away. I just never got around to doing it. I do have the clean/clear title in hand. One other thing is the key open the doors however I have not used the key in the driver side door in about 6 years and is it is very stiff. I have always used the remote. 

The car fax is clean and it shows I am the 3rd owner however the first 2 owners were relatives and used the vehicle mostly for skiing trips. 

Few features:
4x4
Bed Tonneau cover
Bed extender
Spare tire
Extra tire (no wheel)
Remote Starter with Alarm (2 remotes)
Sunroof
Automatic Rear sliding window
Tinted windows
Window Visors
AM/FM radio with cassette & CD player (OEM)
Cassette adapter - allow phone iPod to connect
Factory Shop Repair Manuals
2 keys


This truck is being sold as-is with no warranties. It is used and not in perfect conditions but good condition for years and miles.  Please ask all questions prior to bidding. 

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