2017 Ford Explorer(C57711)

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2017 Ford Explorer SPORT UTILITY 4-DR, 3.7L V6 DOHC 24V. ***HIGHEST BID IS SUBJECT TO WVSASP's APPROVAL***. Buyer MUST be 18 or older and MUST have a VALID U.S driver’s license to purchase or pickup anything from. West Virginia State Agency for Surplus Property. All vehicles MUST be TOWED / HAULED off the property or it is required to have a ONE-WAY PERMIT or registration for the vehicle before the vehicle is removed from the property. Once the buyer is given the title, every day after that if it is not picked up it is a $25 storage fee. Physical Location of Asset: West Virginia State Agency for Surplus Property, 2700 Charles Avenue, Dunbar, WV 25064. Please contact Frankie Sisson at 304-356-2430 or you can email him at Franklin.E.Sisson@wv.gov for any questions. This vehicle was WILL NEED TOWED OUT OR A ONE WAY PERMIT. Engine Size: 3.7 Paper work says Broken control arm. Will run and drive enough to load. WILL NEED TOWED OUT. The motor, transmission, battery, brakes, paint, interior, tires and exhaust are in fair condition. Includes: Power windows, Power seats, Power door locks, Tilt wheel, CD player, A/C(unknown), Cruise, Bluetooth, Dual AB, Side AB, Head curtain AB, Day running lights and Keyless entry. Body Color: Blue. Front: Body damage on passenger front fender. SEE PICTURES. Back: Fair. Driver's Side: Fair. Passenger's Side: Fair. Underneath: Is in fair condition. Fair. Warning Lights: Tire light and Check Engine. Codes: N/A (No Mechanic on duty). Title: The title will be made out and given to the buyer as indicated on the Buyer's Certificate when the buyer. picks up the vehicle. For vehicles only - all conditions listed in the description are based on limited testing and some problems may. not have been evident. The conditions may change by the time the asset is removed from our lot. This vehicle has the tag number 2026- 119 displayed in the windshield. NOTE: If the buyer does not pay or pick up this asset within the deadlines, the default will be bidder default and a 40% fee of the purchase price will be required to be re-instated to bid on GovDeals. IN THE PICTURES, ONLY THE ASSET(S) IN THE DESCRIPTION ARE BEING AUCTIONED.