2002 Ford Windstar Se- New Transmission, Quad Seating, Entertainment Package on 2040-cars
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2002 Ford Windstar 136,000 Miles Quad Seating Entertainment Package Transmission Only A YEAR OLD New ALTERNATOR, BATTERTY, TIMING BELT, WATER PUMP, FUEL PUMP, etc!
We are selling our 2002 Ford Windstar SE that has literally had almost everything mechanical replaced in it within the last year. Most done within last 6 months. Alternator and battery just replaced this week. NO ACCIDENTS, QUAD SEATING, Entertainment Package- a full crate of vhs movies will be included, automatic doors on both passenger AND driver's side. Awesome 7 Passenger Minivan. Non-smoking, Pet free family. VERY clean interior, and we are had a $225 complete detail done on the car TODAY. Has every option available for the year made, including; Roof rack, tinted windows, premium alloy rims, entertainment package, quad seating, rear air and heat controls, cd player, electric drivers side seat, middle row and back row reading lights, tons of charging outlets- way more than our new one.
Start Price is WAY below Blue Book for a QUICK sale. Email us with any questions. Please ask all questions prior to bidding. |
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