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GHOST ALARM, NEW ENGINE +TURBO.
? FOR SALE: 2017 Ford Transit Custom 2.0 TDCi 290 L1 H1 5drLooking for a reliable and versatile workhorse? Your search ends here! Introducing a superb opportunity to own a 2017 Ford Transit Custom, meticulously maintained and upgraded for peak performance.? Key Features:Year: 2017Make: Ford Transit CustomModel: 2.0 TDCi 290 L1 H1 5drMileage: 85, 000 milesCondition: Excellent, recently servicedMOT: 12 months includedWhy Choose this Ford Transit Custom?-Powerful Performance: Equipped with a robust 2.0-liter TDCi engine, this Transit Custom delivers impressive power and torque, ensuring it can handle any job with ease.-Recent Engine and Turbo Replaced: Enjoy peace of mind knowing that this vehicle has received a brand new engine and turbo, fitted by the main dealer Ford, under recall for the wet belt issue, ensuring top-notch performance and reliability for years to come.-Versatile Configuration: With its spacious interior and flexible cargo area, this Transit Custom is perfect for a wide range of businesses and applications, whether you're transporting goods or equipment.-Well-Maintained: This vehicle has undergone a recent service, ensuring that it's in optimal condition and ready to tackle the toughest tasks without missing a beat.-Full MOT: Benefit from a full 12 months of MOT included with your purchase, providing added assurance of its roadworthiness and legality.-Comfort and Convenience: With its comfortable cabin and array of modern features, including power steering, air conditioning, and more, this Transit Custom offers a pleasant driving experience for both short trips and long hauls.-No VAT on this sale.Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a reliable and upgraded Ford Transit Custom that's ready to work as hard as you do. Contact us today to arrange a test drive and experience the unmatched versatility and performance of this fantastic commercial vehicle!.
12 MONTHS MOT, SERVIVE AND 3/6/9 OR 12 MONTHS WARRANTY WITH EVERY SALE. DELIVERY AVAILABLE!.
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