1961 Ford Econoline Pickup Truck Van Gasser Project Barn Find Shop Truck E 100 on 2040-cars
Hamtramck, Michigan, United States
HELLO, I AM POSTING THE 1961 ECONOLINE E 100 FOR A FREIND.. HAS BEEN IN THE SAME FAMILY FOR 40 YEARS... HIS PHONE# IS.. 586-443-1547 "PHIL" THE VAN WILL NEED TO BE RESTORED SELLING AS-IS! MOTOR TURNS OVER NOT STUCK.. HAS A CLEAR MICHIGAN TITLE IN HIS NAME.. IT HAS A 6CYLINDER ENGINE P.S. P.B >> IT ROLLS AND STEERS TIRES ARE ALL UP EASY TO TRANSPORT.. I WILL BE ASKING FOR A 200.00 PAYPAL DEPOSIT AND THE BALANCE TO BE PAID TO HIM BY BANK WIRE / CERTIFIED FUNDS... WITHIN 5 BUSINESS DAYS OF AUCTIONS CLOSING.. OR I WILL RELIST AND DEPOSIT IS LOST.. ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS YOU CAN CONTACT HIM DIRECT OR EMAIL ME AND I WILL HAVE HIM CALL YOU.. THANK YOU!! YOU MAY ALSO COME AND INSPECT VEHICLE PRIOR TO AUCTIONS END.. THANK YOU!!
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