1989 Ford Conversion Van Econoline 150 E on 2040-cars
Martinsville, Virginia, United States
For Sale By Owner 1989 Ford Conversion Van Econoline 150 Up for sale is a 1989 Ford Conversion Van Econoline 150. This is a very nice van for a 1989 model. It has been garaged kept and pampered over the years. It is in great running condition. Has no apparent mechanical issues. It has never been wrecked. No dents and no rust. It still has the original paint but needs to be waxed. The tires has very low miles on them. The interior is in great shape and the van has only 132,XXX miles on it. (Vehicle history report is showing a minor accident in 2003 in Grinnell, IA. This van has never been anywhere near Iowa so don't know how or why that is showing up on the history report. Just wanted to make that clear.) 1 owner Garage Kept Original Paint Captain Seats Built in CB Radio Sony AM/FM Cassette Tape Deck TV Oak Interior |
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