Ford Explorer: 2000 Exp. Limited Price & Worth?

I am looking at a 2000 Explorer Limited to buy from an individual. .
I would like to ask the groups opinion about the price etc.
4Dr AWD V-8
White Pearl is the color & it in a "Clean Shape condition".
It has 67330 miles..a little high
Limited Slip Differential with 3.73 axle
Power Moonroof
Compact Disc Changer multi play
Camper/Towing Package ( but no hitch? is this normal?)

Below are things needing attention with the vehicle;
The front seat has an issue though, the electric controls at the lower side
panel is coming loose.
Can this be corrected ? (I have noticed this condition on several used
explorers I have been looking at.)
Also the brakes ( it is 4w disc) will need serviced.
Coolant needs changed
Transmission needs serviced
Fuel filter and air filter needs changed
Needs a new battery

Now for the price, they are asking $13,500.00
Remember this is a private party seller not dealer or car lot.

Comments on this price ( good deal or not etc.) and any other thoughts would
be appreciated, please!
Bill V.

"Bill V" <com> wrote in message news:<Avs7b.19560$gnilink.net>.... 

Well congratulations Billmeister! I think you'll love it ($40k sticker
when new!). I think Edmunds.com is most accurate on prices; $12.9
sounds pretty good to me. By the way, mine also came with towing
package (which is basically a tranny cooler) and no hitch...it's a
good thing that prior owner didn't tow. Can't help you on seat
electrical your truck, like the voice recorder behind the driver's
visor. You can play some great tricks on kids with that thing by
prerecording a pause and then some bizarre noises...gives you time to
surreptitiously push the play button and then put your hands back on
the wheel.

Let us know your experiences after you've owned for a short bit!

Oh, on the radio..it'll either display the station, time, etc., or be
completely blank. If it ends up going blank on you, you'll find
plenty of threads on this NG on how to try to deal with it. I
suggest, if it works now, just get comfortable quick with how many
times you have to push the buttons to set your bass, treble how you
like it; to switch between modes, etc., and then you can live with it
once it goes blank, as I do because I am, like you, sometimes a
tightwad. Good luck.

Robmeister