1999 Ford Windstar Kenny Brown Supercharged on 2040-cars
North Fort Myers, Florida, United States
I bought this van in 2007 to be able to take my kids and grandkids on trips without taking two cars. I always said I wouldn't be caught dead in a mini van until I found this mini van. We used it and had fun with it until my family out grew it in 2010. Since then it has only been used once in a while and has been stored at my company. It runs and drives good there is some wear on the drivers seat and there are some dents but overall nice for its age and mileage. Now for the fun part it was a one off concept vehicle built by famed Mustang tuner Kenny Brown. If you don't know of Kenny Brown you can Google Kenny Brown Windstar van. The list of mods are Eaton Supercharger and 2 1/2" full length dual exhaust for a performance kick every van should have and what Kenny is known for is handling to that end he paired Koni yellow sport shocks with Eibach springs and a big front sway bar, frame connectors and chassis stiffening, 13" Cobra front breaks behind 18" chrome Antera wheels and Recaro leather sport seats to hold you in place, the custom stereo that was state of the art at its time comes with the van but has been upgraded with a new DVD head unit and two new TV screens that have to be installed that's right THREE TV's. Ready to take anywhere and have the coolest van around. |
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