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Vehicle Details
Overview
- Registered Date 2022
- Transmission Manual
- Fuel Diesel
- KM 74,000 KM
- CC 2000CC
- Doors 3
Vehicle Specifications
| Make | Ford |
|---|---|
| Model | Transit Custom |
| Variant | Immaculate Trend 130ps Metallic |
| Mileage | 74,000 KM |
| Registered Date | 17/02/2022 |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Engine Size | 2000 CC |
| Body Type | Commercial/Van |
| Colour | Grey |
| Doors | 3 |
| Fuel | Diesel |
| Registration Number | 221G1778 |
| Vehicle Type | Commercial |
| Number Of Owners | 1 |
| VIN | WF0YXXTTGYMD48859 |
| Reference | 26066212 |
Equipment
| Car History Checked, Extended Warranty, Finance Available, Full Service History |
Description
One owner - bought new from Sheils Galway - immaculate owner, never towed / on a building site - first to see will buy
Full service history every 15k kms at Sheils Galway
12 month fully comp warranty
Call ted Sheils for details 083 8835073
Price shown is plus Vat at 23%
About The Dealer
Contact Us
Opening Times
Monday-Friday: 09:00-18:00
Saturday: 10:00-16:00
About Us
Sheils of Ennis, Limerick and Galway, one of Ireland's leading Motor Dealers. Appointed Main Ford Dealer in 1925.
T. Sheils & Company honours it’s original and most fundamental of commitments, to provide you our valued customers, with the finest quality automotive products backed up by the highest standards of customer service and attention to detail.
With a wide range of new and used cars and commercials, we are confident we can find you the Ford of your choice.
We look forward to hearing from you with your vehicle purchasing and servicing requirements.
Ford Transit Custom Immaculate Trend 130ps Metallic
Total cash price €24,795
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