1998 Ford D'elegant High Top Conversion Van Econoline 150 on 2040-cars
Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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This auction is for a 1998 Ford High Top Conversion Van. It has the d'Elegant conversion package. The van has 95k miles and runs and drives like a top. It has had the same owner since 2003 and 39k miles. It has been stored in a garage and is very clean inside and out. There is no rust on it and the undercarriage is also in great shape. The engine runs smooth and strong, and the transmission shifts smooth. All four tires have good tread remaining and it has new PA inspection and emissions stickers. Everything on the van works as it should and the air is ice cold. The van will need nothing mechanically. Drive it anywhere. The body is very nice and the paint still shines like new. The leather seats are still in great shape as well as all of the carpeting and trim. This is a very nice van for its age and will serve you a lot of future purpose. The van will be sold through the dealer I work for to make paperwork easier. There will be no hidden fees, just the final price of the auction. Bid to win as this is a no reserve auction. |
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