2006 Ford Diesel E450 Mobile Showroom Box Van, Class B Motorhome, Toy Hauler on 2040-cars
Tacoma, Washington, United States
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2006 Ford E450 showroom van Powerstroke diesel This was purchased new in 2006 for $75,000. Mobile concepts is a custom builder of vans that are used for showrooms. It is designed to bring customers inside and sell with out taking everything to the customer. It has a rear heat and AC system, Inverter and an abundance of overhead 12v lights. Inside of the van there are 49 5'x3' padded velcro display pages that open like a book. Every one of them are Velcro as all of the shelves and even the ceiling. There is a total of apx 2000 sq ft of display area. The Van only has 59,000 miles on it and it is in like new condition. It has only been serviced at a Ford dealer. These Diesels are very hard to find. It could be converted into a Motorhome, Toy Hauler, Handi cap vehicle for wheel chair access. It is the 30' model the biggest they make. Keywords--- showroom golf sales specialty diesel motorhome
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