1998 Ford E250 Carpet Cleaning Van on 2040-cars
Verden, Oklahoma, United States
This is a 1998 Ford Econoline E250 carpet cleaning van with a Hurricane unit inside ready to go. Van has 167,000 miles, and cleaning unit has 654 hours. This runs and runs well on both the van and unit. Very strong. I have seen it, personally. Everything you need to get going essentially in the van. You will need more chemicals for sure, but that's easy to obtain. I personally own a business and never used this. I bought it as an investment for a young man I knew that needed help and I thought he was going to run with it. He said he wanted to run it, but never made an attempt to even start the van up. With that said, it would be good for you. Shawn Seller has right to close auction as this is for sale locally in Oklahoma. |
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