2004 Ford Freestar Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Northumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
The 2004 Ford Freestar SE has a KBB retail of $4,800. Features include power locks, power windows, rear A/C and heat, DVD Entertainment package, CD player, rear power vent windows, rear window defrost and wiper, and roof rack. The tires were replaced within the last year along with wiper blades, the exhaust, spark plugs, and she is ready to go! The Freestar was recently detailed for its new owner!
There is a small dime sized impression in the bottom center of windshield however it does not obstruct line of sight and does not affect drivability. A picture has been included with listing. There is also some marks on the carpet behind the second row of seats at the feet. The engine light is illuminated but has been checked several times and is attributed to the seal on gas cap which does not cause any issues. The third bench row of seats folds down flat to make hauling large items easy. With the third row set up, there is still plenty of cargo space for a full family's traveling gear and carries up to seven passengers. This vehicle has been wonderful for me, start your time with her today! |
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