2006 Ford E-450 Super Duty Airport Shuttle Bus on 2040-cars
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Welcome to Auto South Inc. today we are auctioning off a 2006 Ford E-450 Super Duty Airport Shuttle. This is an ABSOLUTE AUCTION meaning the highest bidder when the auction ends will be responsible to pay the down payment and full amount. The only fee we charge on top of the highest bid is our $350 Doc fee. This bus will be sold AS IS but is in good running condition. This Ford E-450 SuperDuty is a used Enterprise Shuttle Bus. It is a Diesel with 338 hours on the motor. It has a passenger side door that can be manually operated from the driver seat, and stairs up to the isle. The back consist of 14 seats diveded one row along the back, a row along the passenger side, and a row smaller row behind the luggage rack on the driver side. This could make a great party bus for any occasion by removing the luggage rack! The E-450 is equipped with dash airconditioning as well as rear A/C. It does have a radio with a cassett player in the dash. All of the tires are in good condition and plenty of tread left. If you have any additional questions feel free to contact me, John Richards, at (256)504-8789 or by email at Jerichards@crimson.ua.edu.
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