1967 Ford Econoline Van on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
I have a one of a kind completely restored 1967 ford Econoline van for sale in great condition. it runs and looks great inside and out.
The front and rear axles are off of an 80 jeep Cherokee, trans and transfer case are off of a 73 ford bronco (automatic c-4 trans) and lastly the engine is a 302 out of a 78 Granada, but it was bought as a brand new crate motor from motorcraft in 2001. It was completely rebuilt in 2001 and it will come with all receipts and some pictures of the process. The interior was just redone 3 months ago and looks amazing. for a 67 this van is in excellent shape and only has a few minor issues. these minor issues are: minor rust shown in the pictures some small dings in the paint a ground loop in the stereo system all the doors will leak a little water when it rains hard there is no key for the passenger door. the bed liner is getting a little worn down other than those minor issues listed everything works the way its supposed to and it runs amazing. |
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