2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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Solid 05 Sport Trac. It is my daily driver and it has no known mechanical issues. Air is ice cold, it runs and drives perfectly. Transmission shifts smoothly. Tires are about half way through their serviceable life. Rear window lowers. Hard bed cover that opens front or rear. It is in average condition for its age and mileage. I welcome and encourage looking at it in person if possible. sold as is where is. all sales final. Located in Pompano Beach, FL. 305-979-9916 On Aug-30-14 at 14:27:58 PDT, seller added the following information:
Solid 05 Sport Trac. It is my daily driver and it has no known mechanical issues. Air is ice cold, it runs and drives perfectly. Transmission shifts smoothly. Tires are about half way through their serviceable life. Rear window lowers. Hard bed cover that opens front or rear. It is in average condition for its age and mileage. I welcome and encourage looking at it in person if possible. sold as is where is. all sales final. I have it listed locally as well and reserve the right to end this action at any time. Located in Pompano Beach, FL. 305-979-9916 |
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