2004 Ford Excursion Black

This armor-protected 2004 Excursion XLT 4×4 has been modified to offer “maximum security,” the seller notes. Designed to protect passengers with a B6 ballistics rating, capable of stopping some armor-piercing rounds, this three-row Excursion SUV is “ready for anything,” its seller claims. If the emergency involves going off-road, this SUV is equipped with a manual dual-range four-wheel-drive system. If the need for towing arises, the vehicle is equipped with a conventional hitch, factory-rated at a maximum of 12,500 pounds. A turbodiesel V8, delivering up to 560 lb-ft of torque, delivers ample power.

• The Power Stroke turbodiesel 6.0-liter OHV V8 was factory rated at 325 horsepower.
• with its 560 lb-ft torque rating, this SUV has a tow rating of up to 12,500 lbs.
• A heavy-duty five-speed TorqShift automatic transmission is paired with the diesel.
• The 4WD system includes 2WD, 4×4 high and 4×4 low settings, controlled by a dial.
• Aftermarket additions include a rn winch rated at 12,000 pounds.
• The formidable front end features a black, wraparound grille guard.
• That assembly includes grating over the grille and a reinforced black steel bumper.
• An accessory ja Rack roof carrier provides additional hauling capacity.
• The seller notes the black paint on this SUV is in “immaculate condition.”
• In the photos, he points out a couple of minor dings on the exterior doors.
• This Excursion appears to have the XLT aluminum wheels painted black.
• The 16-inch Nitto Grappler all-terrain tires have a 33-inch overall diameter.
• The odometer reads 60,300 kilometers, which translates to 37,471 miles.
• Built for the dian market, this vehicle was sold in 2008 to an Illinois owner.
• It was driven in fornia from January 2016 to 2022.
• The rear end includes a spare tire on a swing mount, 50/50 doors and upper liftgate.
• The suspension has been upgraded to handle the weight of the armor plating.
• The undercarriage is mostly clean with minimal traces of surface rust.
• The interior is “as clean as when it left the factory,” the seller said.
• The rear cargo area has been converted into an armor-protected space.
• It includes a separate rear door inside the tailgate and bulletproof windows.
• The Medium parchment (tan) leather seating is in very good condition.
• ar seat passengers can enjoy an entertainment system with flip-down screen.
• The owner bought this 2004 Excursion via a mings ction two years ago.
• The owner has equipped it with additional security and off-road mods since then.

• A clean CARFAX vehicle history report is included.
• Includes the Excursion owner’s manuals and owner guides.
• A hitch-mounted step is included.
• The sideview mirrors have extenders for towing.

• This Excursion has no current service needs, the seller says.

• This 2004 Excursion XLT is armor-plated and “bulletproof,” the seller says.
• Its 6.0-liter turbodiesel V8 generates 560 lb-ft of torque.
• This large SUV has a 4×4 drivetrain and 33-inch diameter off-road tires.
• Add-ons include a winch, front grille guard, new bumpers and a roof carrier.
• The interior features three rows of tan leather seating in “like new” condition.
• The rear cargo area is an armor-protected mini fortress within the vehicle.

The selling dealer states that it will provide a clean and open title for

the proper transfer of ownership for this vehicle. This 2004 Excursion XLT 4×4 was the king of SUVs in the lineup, offering seating for eight and a 137-inch wheelbase (eclipsing a standard Chevy Suburban 2500 by 7 inches). This Excursion is being offered with relatively low miles, the original turbodiesel engine and a reinforced suspension. The seller says this is the vehicle you would want in a zombie apocalypse.