2007 Ford Freestar Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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I am selling a 2007 Ford Freestar with just over 80,000 miles. I am the second owner of the vehicle. It was purchased in March 2012 directly from an older couple in Ohio who were the original owners. The vehicle has been well maintained with regular tune ups, oil changes and tire rotations. Serpentine belt, battery and back hatch hydraulics have all been replaced in 2013. Vehicle has been smoke-free for it's entire life.
This is a great vehicle for a big family or someone needing to transport large items. The back row seats fold down flat with ease. Can also easily accommodate a roof rack for bikes, skis, or more storage space for a trip. Upon completion of the auction, a deposit is required and arrangements must be made to pick up the vehicle in New York City within 1 week. At this time payment of the remaining sale price is due in the form or cash or certified check. |
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