2000 Ford E250, 3/4 Ton, Conversion Van on 2040-cars
Rockingham, North Carolina, United States
I have driven this van for most of it's life. It is for sale because I thought I needed a couple things that this van does not have ( extended length and a wheelchair lift). It runs great! It fires up right away, it really moves down the road, air is ice cold , , , I have camped in this van more than a few times. That has been some fun times. It has the rear bench seat that folds down, with the push of a button, into a bed. It has power everything - windows, door locks, drivers seat. It has dual system heat and air. It has custom lighting, leather seats, tv, audio jacks, . . . As the picture shows, it is high top. It has a couple flaws - at least at this point. The leather on the drivers seat is worn out and torn. The turn signals need to be manually turned off. There are a couple small dents.
The van is available for viewing. Call me at 910-461-3229 so I can meet you with the key. |
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