2003 Ford Windstar Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Wilson, North Carolina, United States
This is a very, very nice SE Model with all the bells and whistle. Kelly Blue Book Avg. condition for a person to person sell on this van is over $5000.00. 2 Sliding Doors, Dual AC, Video system, Has 93,500 actual miles, with nice tires, plenty of tread. Interior very clean.
This van was purchased from a storage unit with the owner present. Money was divided between, owner, tow driver and representative. Have clean DC title with picture ID and all signatures. Was told van was driven to storage unit in a one condition nearly 2 years ago and had been there ever since, thus the low mileage for a 2003. Small damage to front bumper as you can see in picture was done the day the van was brought to storage. Van would not start from setting up for 2 years. I like a idiot took a chance and bit hook, line and sinker. Had van towed to my house and before I started trying to figure out why it wouldn't crank I checked oil and antifreeze. The oil was not touching stick so I added oil. Much to my disappointment the oil I was adding was running on the ground. They forgot to tell me whatever she hit with the bumper went under the van and busted a hole in the oil pan as you can see in the picture. The good news for a mechanic looking a deal the hole did not hit anything in the engine or oil pump. Engine spins over fine and will fire with carb cleaner. I have bought a used oil pan, pan gasket kit, oil filter and repair manual. Ford mechanic told me this was an pretty easy repair and should take 4 to 5 hours. Well its way over my head I can tell and I want it gone bad. Willing to take 1995.00 or best offer just to have it gone asap. I'm loosing enough already at 1995.00 so I want give it away but make a reasonable offer and come get it. Once repaired this van will have a Kelly Blue Book Value of over 5000.00. Check for your self. Before you ask it can not be driven home. Oil runs out as fast as you pour it in. I can not accept payments. Not a dealer just thought I had found a deal. Will be glad to barter all or part of the value. Please feel free to email with any questions. |
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