1996 Ford E-150 Mark Iii Van on 2040-cars
Santa Barbara, California, United States
Make: Ford
Model: Ecoline 150 Mark III
Year: 1996
Fuel: gas
Cylinders: 8v
MPG: 14mpg in the city, 12 on highways
Millage: 116.876,76
Transmission: automatic
Condition: Good. It has minor aesthetic damages but nothing that may influence its use
Notes: Absolutely no mechanical issues. Breaks and battery are new. Just came back from the mechanic for a last check up. The van is in its original condition straight from the factory. It has an old TV and video cassette player and an audio cassette player as well as radio. Everything works.
We are asking for $9000
Contact me for any additional questions. Serious offers only
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