EQUIPMENT MUST BE TOWED OFF LOT - 2014 Ford Focus Electric 4-door hatchback, VIN 1FADP3R45EL314761, showing 15,574 miles. Vehicle has been sitting unused for over four years and currently will not start. Vehicle reportedly was running with a charge when parked over four years ago but noted it will require brakes and significant additional mechanical repairs and servicing before being returned to regular operation. Due to extended inactivity, additional issues may be present that are unknown at the time of listing. Exterior body appears to be in good condition for the year and prior fleet use. Interior shows wear consistent with age and use, including stains on the rear seat area. Vehicle will need to be towed from the property. Ideal for parts, repair, restoration, or mechanic project.  Buyer responsible for inspection, loading, towing, and transport.

SOLD AS-IS!  

YEAR: 2014

MAKE:   Ford

MODEL: Focus Electric

BODY: 4 Door Hatchback

VIN #: 1FADP3R45EL314761

MILEAGE: 15,574

FUEL: Electric

Notes:

• Body appears in good condition for the year 
• Rear seat area has stains 
• Fleet vehicle — used for service work
• Will not start, May Run with a charge 
• Needs brakes 
• Sold as-is, no warranties or guarantees
• Buyer responsible for towing or transport

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 Must be towed. Decals are removed but will have impressions that remain.

*SOLD AS IS.*

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Effective December 1, 2018, you will no longer need to come to 118 N. Clark Street to obtain your vehicle title!

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TITLES Will Be Picked Up When You Go To Retrieve Your Auctioned Vehicle from the Cook County Government Transportation & Highway Department @ District # 4, 8900 W. 135th St., Orland Park, IL. 60462

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2. Signed and Notarized Public Surplus Affidavit (Affidavits can be found on the auction site.)

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