Great Minivan < 90k Miles 2005 Ford Freestar Sel on 2040-cars
Salem, Ohio, United States
For sale is a 2005 sage-exterior/tan-interior Ford Freestar SLE Passenger Van. The van has just under 90,000 miles on it. No rust other than a slight blemish on the body just forward of the driver side rear tire well. We are the 2nd owners of this vehicle with original carfax. We purchased this van as a low-cost option while our 2002 Pontiac Montana minivan was off the road for a few months due to the need for replacement of its intake manifold gasket. There have been no accidents, issues or damage to the this Freestar since we purchased it. We are selling the Freestar now because we wanted a van that will last us 10+ years. Being in a better financial position now compared with 2 years ago, we recently went out and bought a new van so we no longer need this one. It will serve your family well like it did ours for the last 2+ years.
Payment must be made by cash or certified check. Two forms of ID with one form being a picture ID must be presented to ensure buyer identify. |
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