Getting rid of it by next week, I hope. Looking into buying a Saturn. Anyone interested in bidding on the Taurus? Will keep you posted; pretty sure I'll get a call back from the guy who's selling the Saturn--manual trans, no one wants those. So awesome to shift the gears manually. I used to pretend I was flying a spaceship when I had my first (and up to now, last) stick shifting vehicle.
Taurus-standard trans, automatic. White with really dark tinted windows. has potential for air conditioning. Did work great when it worked, before the motor blew. Newer motor, has less miles than the odometer shows. Looks real cool, will miss it. 6 cylinder, not too bad on gas. Heat is hot. '16 tires.
Taurus-standard trans, automatic. White with really dark tinted windows. has potential for air conditioning. Did work great when it worked, before the motor blew. Newer motor, has less miles than the odometer shows. Looks real cool, will miss it. 6 cylinder, not too bad on gas. Heat is hot. '16 tires.
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Re: Ford Taurus SE
Mon, June 27, 2005 - 8:40 PMFor sale, for sure. Asking a mere $500.00 for the Taurus, would like to sell it by Thursday when I pick up my Saturn, so I don't have to keep insuring it or get temp plates for it, or try to figure out where I'm going to put it until it's sold.
Decent car, newer motor--at least 8,000 miles less than odometer says, which is 139xxx. Motor is '96. Brakes good, just had them done all around last year, everything. New calipers, new rotors, new shoes, etc. Needs tires, and a cable sensor. has a little crunch in the rear driver side (drunk hit my car when it was innocently parked in January). Oil changed regularly since I've had it. Probably due for another one right now though, but I should have that taken care of in the next few days. Automatic locks.
Decent deal. I've seen what's out there, and how much folks want for used cars, which is extremely high, especially for used auto.
