1999 Ford Windstar Lx Lx 3.8l 200 Horsepower 3.8 Liter V6 Engine on 2040-cars
Peekskill, New York, United States
This is a clean, one-owner 1999 Ford Windstar in good condition. This Windstar comes with Front-Wheel-Drive, Power Windows, Brakes and Door Locks. All of the equipment in this Windstar has been checked and is in good running condition, including the air conditioning. Note: The Front Passenger Door window motor needs repair, Engine Light sometimes comes on due to Co2 sensor. However, we have been driving it like this for years and it passes inspection. The ABS and TCS sensors light is on. This is a common issue with the Ford Windstar. Driver side view mirror is cracked (see picture) still works. * Expect Normal Wear and Tear. * Please be certain of your decision to complete the transaction before you place a bid. |
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