Ford E-350 Diesel 7.3l Superduty on 2040-cars
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is a very nice and in good condition e350 with the legendary 7.3 diesel the van has a chateau package so it has factory 7" DVDs that hang from ceiling has 2 sets of captain chairs and one bench seat so it has seating for 6 the tires are about 90% it has 2 new batteries there is no rust on the van very clean there is a little rip In one of the captain chairs other than that the interior is very nice the paint has a couple little chips in the paint mostly from the pressure washer blowing the paint off the van has 67,000 miles so the motor is not even broke in I've been running full synthetic in it since I've had it the van tows great it has brake controller in it was going to make it 4wd but don't have the time for that now and the van just sits so hopefully someone can get some use out of it there is no warranty or returns and is for LOCAL PICK UP ONLY and will not ship thanks for looking.
On Feb-06-14 at 10:23:05 PST, seller added the following information: I reserve the right to end listing early as vehicle is for sale locally. |
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