Armored 1998 Ford E-350 Econoline 5.4l Cash In Transit Van on 2040-cars
South El Monte, California, United States
This vehicle is fitted with Level 2 Ballistic Armoring and is modified for use performing Cash in Transit Services
All of the doors, roof, floor and windows are armored, run flat tires Windows are good with no de-lamination Central bulkhead fitted with an overhead escape hatch Good paint and straight body. Some wear and tear inside of the vehicle as expected for a 15 year old van. Engine and trans run well. Serviced regularly by the mechanic around the corner from the business. Looking to sell the van to upgrade to a route truck due to requirements of a new customer. This is a great armored van for a newcomer to the Armored industry that is in need of vehicles but has a limited budget as most of these vans start at $25,000 and up. Buyer is responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping. |
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