2004 Ford Freestar Limited Mini Passenger Van 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, United States
Beautiful low mileage 2004 Ford Freestar Limited mini van. Van is in excellent shape with basically only typical wear and tear, knicks and small scratches. Only scratch that I admit is noticeable is on left rear trim moulding which is shown in a picture. Radio button labeling also shows wear which you will see in a picture but radio works perfect. Only known flaw with the vehicle is the left front cv joint makes the typical clicking noise on sharp left turns but causes no functionality issues so I never bothered repairing. It can be replaced if you choose as the joints are not very expensive and possibly even just lubed to stop the clicking. Van has been extremely well serviced over it's life. I was a service manager of a Ford dealer for 20 years and bought this on trade off my dealer with around 14,000 miles as the original owner decided he didn't want a mini van and bought a full size s.u.v. instead. I serviced and took care of everything on this van since I bought it in 2005 or so as my wife drove it with my kids!!! About 2 years ago I gave her a new car and took over using this van but I have now been given a company car so the van is just sitting unused and it's time to go. Van is fully loaded with just about every single option that was available back in 2004 on them. Sticker new was approximately $39,000.00 as it was the absolute top of the line in a wonderful color scheme. It really is a classy and attractive mini van. I had remote start installed as well as Ford's handsfree phone system that plays through the car speakers. The system was one of the first hands free systems when they starting making them for cars so it is admitedly basic and dors not download your phone book and if you want to save a number you have to go through several steps for every number you save. I basically used it to answer incoming calls and just hit call and announce the number I wanted it to dial. Basic as compared to new car systems but still better than wearing an ear piece and having to fiddle for the phone when driving. Basically next best thing to having a present age hands free factory phone system. Vehicle has never been in an accident nor even a fender bender or ding repair. Van is located mostly at my work and I try to keep it in the warehouse as you will see from the pictures. It can be viewed weekdays from 8-4 by just contacting me and letting me know you are coming. If you need to see it on a weekend or weeknight we can probably arrange something. I am also trying to sell it privately so I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime. I WILL NOT SHIP OR ARRANGE ANY TYPE OF SHIPPING WHATSOEVER. IT IS REGISTERED AND INSURED PRESENTLY SO IF YOU LIVE WITHIN 30 MILES OF ZIP 07004 I WILL DRIVE IT TO YOUR LOCATION BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO DRIVE ME BACK. PAYMENT OF $500.00 DUE WITHIN 48 HOURS OF AUCTIONS END BY DELIVERY OR PAYPAL (IF OVERNIGHTING CHECK IT MUST BE A CERTIFIED CHECK). PAYMENT IN FULL AND PICK UP WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTIONS END. I DO NOT FINANCE AND WILL NOT TAKE INSTALLMENTS SO DON'T BOTHER ASKING. Please don't bid if you don't intend to buy you will be responsible for auction fees. Van is a wonderful vehicle and only reason it is going is because I no longer have a use for it with being given a company car. Vehicle is sold as is with no warranty. I know the van is excellent but I can not predict the future and it is what it is. My starting price for what this van costed and the condition it is in is a steal. You can't get anything new these days that is this type of vehicle for under 40K and this mini van with it's mileage probably has another decade plus of service in it. Happy bidding and any questions feel free to contact me.
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