2001 Ford E-350 Super Duty Extended 7.3 Diesel 4wd Quigley Van on 2040-cars
Windber, Pennsylvania, United States
2001 Ford E-350 Super Duty Extended 7.3 Diesel 4WD Quigley Van Customized extended 1 ton 4wd (locking hubs and low range) Quigley 7.3 turbo diesel ford e-350 van. Van not ran in winters all wood trim carpet with plastic overlay, trailer hitch front and back, heavy sway bar in rear new bilstien shocks around vehicle. New steering box, steering stabilizer shock, 5000 air springs in rear, new rear axle components (ring,pinion,bearings OEM). Van has 4" down pipe and 5 exhaust with pillar gauge kit, rear a/c heat with airplane style vents along with 6 adjustable entertainment jacks with radio and rear tv separate of the OEM radio system. Wood center console with side and roof ambience lighting. PIAA fog / driving lights and HID headlights high and low beam. Tires like new. Very rare 1 ton extended 9 passenger vehicle with all seats removable except for the front two and including the front two and second row are heated. Front and rear hitch receiver, trailer brake included. Will not find a cleaner, outfitted vehicle with the 7.3 turbo diesel and 4 wheel drive anywhere. Van is located near Windber Pennsylvania. YouTube Video: http://youtu.be/jihnzOXuyc8 YouTube Video: http://youtu.be/TIoMh8S6ZDk Thank You for Looking!!! |
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