FS: 2000 Expedition Eddie Bauer 5.4L 2WD
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FS: 2000 Expedition Eddie Bauer 5.4L 2WD
I have a 2000 Expedition Eddie Bauer 2WD 5.4L with about 128K miles. Runs and drives great. It has all the usual EB amenities: automatic climate control, rear air w/front and rear controls, leather seats, power driver's seat, heated front seats, power windows/mirrors/pedals, premium sound system with AM/FM/cassette head unit and 6 disc CD changer, aftermarket woodgrain accents on dash and doors, running boards, two tone paint, tow package, remote entry w/2 transmitters and keypad etc. etc.
On the outside the paint and trim is in good condition with just a couple of door dings (my wife and I are VERY meticulous about our vehicles...). No dents, scratches etc. Wheels and tires have less than 20K on them.
During 2006 the following parts were replaced: front brake pads, passenger side caliper and rotor, coils, rear ABS sensor, shifter cable and some small things, but can't remember them all. Plugs were replaced in spring 2005 (~30Kmiles ago). Oil and filter has been changed every 5-6K miles.
Rear load leveling suspension has been replaced with regular coil springs to get rid of the problems that will eventually come up with the system. The truck rides just like it did before, maybe even slightly better, with the coils.
Asking $8500/obo. Will even deliver it to you for just the cost of gas, if needed.
Post here, PM or email me for more info and more pics.
On the outside the paint and trim is in good condition with just a couple of door dings (my wife and I are VERY meticulous about our vehicles...). No dents, scratches etc. Wheels and tires have less than 20K on them.
During 2006 the following parts were replaced: front brake pads, passenger side caliper and rotor, coils, rear ABS sensor, shifter cable and some small things, but can't remember them all. Plugs were replaced in spring 2005 (~30Kmiles ago). Oil and filter has been changed every 5-6K miles.
Rear load leveling suspension has been replaced with regular coil springs to get rid of the problems that will eventually come up with the system. The truck rides just like it did before, maybe even slightly better, with the coils.
Asking $8500/obo. Will even deliver it to you for just the cost of gas, if needed.
Post here, PM or email me for more info and more pics.
Last edited by 95GRNZ; Aug 11, 2007 at 02:39 PM.
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I replaced the rear load leveling suspension (airbags) with regular coils today. Drives the same, or maybe even better, than before and the coils will prevent the eventual problems these things will have with the airbags.
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