2005 Ford Freestar S Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Cumming, Georgia, United States
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This has been our family car. We've traveled and used for everyday carpooling. It has been super reliable and we have really enjoyed it. There is some body damage but nothing that detracts from the overall riding/driving experience. Pictures included will show the exact dents i am referring to. Everything in the car works as it should. Radio, cold air and all other vehicle features work perfectly. The cloth interior is fine with no rips.
You will not be disappointed and another family should enjoy this car. This is for local sale only. You should be able to come inspect and drive if interested. I will not ship and will not sell to any overseas or out of the country individuals. This must be a face to face transaction. No checks except for a cashiers check from a local bank and we can go to the bank together. PayPal is fine but buyer will not get title until funds clear. Cash is best. |
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