2000 Ford Excursion

SUV

7.3L 445Cu. In. V8 DIESEL OHV Turbocharged

Automatic

1FMSU41FXYEA92400

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

Diesel

So were selling this Excursion. One owner. Just put in 1500 into the front end for regular maintenance. No leaks. It could use a buffing and a professional detail. My girl says Im going to lose money which may be true because it is missing a 40 dollar piece of plastic that got lost some where some time ago while fixing the lock and Im not spending the weekend detailing it. I told her the money is going towards a new car with a loan and the hassle to not spend my weekend, after a long week, detailing it is only going to possibly equate to 2 dollars more a month on my loan if we do get less for it because of it. She told me Im an idiot. I told her I prefer innovative. In any case Im in for a relaxing weekend and this is what we have for sale. Any questions, feel free to ask. The only issue is the heat is not working and it could be the switch, which is common, or the core. Both are accessible by removing the glove box. Neither are a hard fix though its hot outside and inside and the last thing I would like to focus on is heat. I told her its quality time for the truck and the new owner. I just hope I don't have to sleep on the couch tonight though I downloaded a movie just incase ;). Cheers. Oh the tires are slightly smaller then the original which helps with fuel economy. Only slightly smaller and only slightly helps. I sprayed them with that shinny stuff. The ground clearance now is like 11.75 inches instead of 12 or what ever is stock. Had a bit of metal replaced due to minor accidents. Last was in 2010. New metal is not a bad thing. Insurance reports qualify the title as rebuilt. Will have no issues with registering. On Jul-13-15 at 14:24:29 PDT, seller added the following information: The heater core has no leaks so seems it is not this according to diesel mechanic.