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1998 Ford E-150 E150 Conversion Van Fully Loaded Local Pickup In Delaware on 2040-cars

Year:1998 Mileage:117325
Location:

Harrington, Delaware, United States

Harrington, Delaware, United States
Advertising:

 Up for sale is my wife's 1998 Ford e-150 Conversion Van.

The van is older, is as pictured. It does run well although the latch is broken on the rear door and only opens from the inside.

My wife did back into another vehicle and the dent is pictured. It really doesn't affect the functionality of the door although it makes it a bit harder to open and close.

Everything inside works properly, TV/VCP, etc. Front and Rear Air Conditioning. The a/c compressor rattles when it engages but it does still work.

There is a rust surface spot towards the front of the vehicle I pictured as well.

I purchased the van from somebody who smokes but I have had it cleaned thoroughly and the smell is no longer existent.

Some of the interior light bulbs need to be replaced.

I have described this van best I can. It is currently located in Harrington Delaware and can be inspected by any buyer locally who contacts me.

Thanks!

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