Ford Windstar Sel Leather Fwd Less Than 105,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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Here is our personal 2003 Ford Windstar SEL Van, with 104,828 miles (will be more as we are showing it locally). The SEL model has Leather Seats. The front seats are power and the second and third row seats are removable. The van gets between 16 to 21 miles per gallon. It has power windows and door locks, passenger side door, outside rear view mirrors, adjustable gas & brake pedals, AM/FM radio with cassette player & CD, tilt wheel, cruise control, power brakes and automatic transmission. The Kelley Blue Book valve for sale by a private owner is $5800.00! The van has the front bumper dented in on both sides. There is a dent and scratched paint above the drivers side headlight. There are paint marks on the drivers side rear view mirror. There is scratches in the paint in several places. The driver's side sliding door and lock works only manually. The rear vent windows do not open. Please ask any questions prior to bidding! This van must be picked up in Kenosha, Wisconsin! Also, it is being sold requiring a $500 payment by Paypal and the balance is to be made within 7 days and with cash! |
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