2002 White Ford Windstar Lx Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Ozone Park, New York, United States
Strong transmission and engine, just several dings, and slight rust on the quarter panel, nothing drastic to the body. The car needs O2 sensors* so check engine light is on. If placed in, the car values for $3000+. It is priced to sell. If you're willing to replace that, it's your loss my gain. They aren't that expensive. The front bumper has some paint chipping, but I will replace with a bumper I have in my garage upon request. I do not really care about the cosmetics of the van, that's why I left it so. Clean interior, automatic transmission. The windows need new motors to operate, cheap fix. No accidents, clean duplicate title, and I am the second owner of the vehicle. I have proof that it has been paid off, so acquiring a clean title won't be a problem. I just don't have the time to go out to the DMV and obtain it. Available for pickup in Queens NY. (seven)18551723(eight)
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