Pre-Owned
2016 Girardin Ford.
Configured as a 14 Pass & Driver Child Care. 36,485 miles on the clock. Available for inspection and test drives at our Ohio facility.
- Stock #
- U12083-S
- Year
- 2016
- Body
- Girardin
- Chassis
- Ford
- Engine
- 3.7L Gas
- Capacity
- 14 Passenger and Driver
- Mileage
- 36,485 miles
- VIN
- 1FDCR5PM4GKA66327
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2016 Girardin Ford
From our team
Description
For sale is a 2016 Girardin MFSAB with 36,485 miles. This vehicle comes equipped with manual windows and locks, heated mirrors, tilt steering, electric entry door, entry grabs, dash heat/AC, rear dome lights, vinyl seats, retractable 3-point belts, rear auxiliary heat, rear ACC AC unit, rear door, back up cam, child check system, emergency equipment and much more. For more information, please contact the Used Bus Sales Department at 800-227-3572.
Pre-Owned Customer Reviews
What buyers say about the Girardin Ford
4.9 / 5 · based on 7 verified pre-owned buyer surveys of this body & chassis
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“All good. Thank you!”
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“Kacy is great to work with!”
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“Excellence support and customer service.”
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“Bryan McDougle was outstanding and very helpful in our process. If we purchase another Bus, our search will begin with TESCO. Also, we would highly recommend anyone looking to contact TESCO for any BUS needs. Thanks James A (Jim) Smith Christ’s Mission Lutheran Church”
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“The only feedback I have on this and previous purchases from you is the quality of the paint jobs. I completely understand that these are used buses and have gone through a clean up prior to being sold to us, but there is always overspray on areas that should not have it. There is orange peeling to indicate a quick spray and no follow through care to ensure quality. This has been an issue when trying to apply graphics. It is the only aspect of my experiences that seems cheap and sub-par.”
Response from TESCO
Thank you for the feedback. We apologize for the overspray and we will address these concerns with our paint department.
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“The safety features of the vehicle were going off all the time. We needed to disconnect them”