If they're is anyone out there, that is scraping with their Windstar with a trailer hitch. Drop me a line I would be interested in taking the hitch off your hands for a good price.

> almost like new on an Aerostar > in a wrecking yard. I could have had it > for $30 and they would remove it for me. the aerostar hitches i've seen are pretty cut and dried- it's just that you have to take the spare tire down because it's in the way of the crossbar of some of them. Drilling the unit body "frame" rails, then getting the nuts onto the bolts inside the rail is a bit tricky. A home welder could make up a hitch for an aerostar out of flat plate and bar stock, a windstar is more difficult because the crossbar needs to curve and drop down to get below the bumper. http://search.cartserver.com/search/search.cgi?cartid=s-2126&bool=AND&catego ry=reese_combo&maxhits=25&keywords=1996&keywords_2=Ford+Aerostar+Van&GO=GO%2 1 http://search.cartserver.com/search/search.cgi?cartid=s-2126&bool=AND&catego ry=reese_combo&maxhits=25&keywords=1996&keywords_2=Ford+Windstar&GO=GO%21