1964 Ford Econoline Van 6 Cyl Auto on 2040-cars
Voorhees, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: AUTO
Model: E-Series Van
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: VAN
1964 FORD ECONOLINE VAN , 6 CYL , AUTO , I PULLED THIS FROM BARN YEAR AGO WITH PLANS DO MAKE A SCOOBY DO VAN . I WILL NEVER GET TO IT SO ITS FOR SALE . VERY MINIMAL RUST , SOME RUST BEHIND OUTER WHEELHOUSES AND IN FRONT DOOR JAM . FLOORS AND FRAME RAILS NO ROT , OVERALL EXTREMLY SOLID , I HAVE 35 YEARS RESTORING CARS AND THIS ONE IS EASY , JUST NO INTEREST . . WAS TOLD IT RUNS AND DRIVES BUT ITS BEEN YEARS SINCE IT WAS RUN . AS IS THIS VAN HAS 1970'S SHAG CARPET EVERYWHERE INSIDE , NEWER STYLE BUCKET SEAT MAYBE FROM A CHEVY VEGA I WAS TOLD THAT IT RAN UP UNTIL THEY PARKED MANY YEARS AGO , I WILL NOT WARRANTY ANY PART OR PARTS OF THIS VAN . THIS VAN NEEDS WORK REAR RIMS AND TIRES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN SALE . HOWEVER IT WILL HAVE STANDARD RIMS AND TIRES @ TIME OF PICKUP TEXT WITH ANY QUESTIONS 609-315-2640 |
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2014 Ford Fiesta ST
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