1990 Ford E-150 Wheelchair Van on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
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have a 1990 ford e150 wheelchair van with a straight six it runs perfect and
has NO oil leaks.
Good tags and inspection. I replaced the radiator, head gasket, thermostat, clutch
fan and alternator about 2 years ago. I also replaced the power steering pump
and hoses a few months ago. I have been from Houston to Austin a few times and
never had a problem. It use to have hand controls on it which I do not have and
it also has effortless steering. The tires are in good shape and it stops on a
dime. It has a cold A/C but no heater and the gas gauge is broken. The body is
super straight no accidents and no rust. It has one small dent in the passenger
door where the mirror bolts to the door. It has a 48in clearance to roll in without
ducking or tilting the chair back. It works great for a manual wheelchair. The
carpet is not that great I laid down a rubber mat in the back to keep it from
tearing more. I was using a regular ratchet strap to tie down my chair. I think I have listed all the problems and
repairs I had done. If you have any questions feel free to contact me…..
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