2003 Ford Windstar Lx Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Claremore, Oklahoma, United States
This van was a "courtesy van" for a local large vehicle dealership. They did all the recommended servicing and recall repairs while it was in use. I bought it a couple of years ago from them and put only a couple of thousand miles on it since then. The van runs and drives good. It is not a BEAUTY. It appears to me that it does have a LOT of life left in it despite the high mileage. All the glass is good. Radio plays. Cruise control works. Power windows work. Air conditioner takes about 15 minutes to blow cold air, but after 15 minutes it works fine. Seats 7 people, 4 captains chairs and a bench in the back for seating. New battery. Fresh oil change and new air filter. Sliding doors on both sides of the van are very handy. Key fob with power door locks, however it doesn't lock the drivers door. You have to lock the drivers door manually.
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