1994 Ford E150 Custom Van Competition Level Stereo 12,000 W Stereo Insane! on 2040-cars
Millsboro, Delaware, United States
Up for sale is a custom Ford van with an amazing "wall of sound"! 10" touchscreen DVD player in front of vehicle that is connected to a 22" TV in the back seat. Custom "wall of sound" featuring 12 subs and 8 tweeters, powered by 6 amps.
The stereo system alone cost over $7,000 new. On Sep-20-13 at 06:51:08 PDT, seller added the following information: Up for sale is a custom Ford van with an amazing "wall of sound"! 10" touchscreen DVD player in front of vehicle that is connected to a 22" TV in the back seat. Custom "wall of sound" featuring 12 subs and 8 tweeters, powered by 6 amps. The stereo system alone cost over $7,000 new. Amps are Massive (3x2000w) and Concept (can't tell how many watts, 2 of these). Subs are 1500 w DB drive (total of 18,000w) Tweeters are Jensen. 10" Touch screen head unit works perfectly. TV works mostly perfectly, has a loose wire somewhere, there are a few lines in the screen. |
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