1973 Ford Econoline E-100 Supervan Custom Vanner 70's Bike Hauler Van on 2040-cars
Sparta, Illinois, United States
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1973 Ford Econoline E-100 Van Supervan Resto/Custom about 3 years ago. Completely stripped, primed, and repainted. Nice two-tone metallic silver/grey paintwork with custom flames outlined in metallic orange. Bodywork on interior pocket bottoms of doors done in fiber glass. Patch panels (original from the 70's, so you know they were quality, thick panels) on Driver and Passenger door. Replaced Sliding door with a spare that had no windows to truly give it that cargo look. Barn doors in the back. Complete interior floor was sprayed with bedliner. Walls were insulated, (styrofoam type) and covered with masonite throughout. Made a half wall of the same on the driver side just in front of the rear wheel well; which houses the speakers. All walls and ceiling were painted black, with the intent to cover with Diamond tuck vinyl at a later date. Never got to it. This means theres still room for customization on your part. NOS Ford Truck Bench seat from the early 80's was placed along the driver side wall. Blue in color. No other seating in the rear. Leather bucket seats up front from a toyota Scion. They look great and are very comfortable. NEW crate 302 motor built to stock specs, attahced to a rebuilt AOD 4 speed transmission. This combination works and performs great. Can cruise at 70 mph all day long. NEW aluminum radiator keeps her cool. Offset tires to give it a little bit of a hotrod feel. Manual Air shocks in the rear to assist withthe ride while hauling bikes etc. Pictures truly reflect condition. The pic with the bubbles, I believe these to be bubbles in the paint and not rust. I tried collapsing them and couldnt. Feel free to contact me with questions: (618) 303-6007 For sale locally as well so I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. Buyer responsible for shipping arrangements. I will help in loading where possible. Good Luck. Check out my other auctions for other interesting items.
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