2000 Ford E-250 V6 4.2l Engine...2nd Owner...8 Lug Suspension..cruise Control on 2040-cars
Sebastian, Florida, United States
Body Type:Minivan, Van
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.2 litre V6
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Ford
Model: E-Series Van
Trim: Grey
Options: Cassette Player
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Drive Type: Automatic 2wd
Power Options: Cruise Control
Mileage: 80,000
Exterior Color: White
Interior Color: Gray
Number of Doors: 6
Number of Cylinders: 6
Sub Model: E-250.......3/4 TON SUSPENSION
I purchased this Van about 2 years ago with 57k miles on it. It is a rare option van because its a 3/4 TON suspension with a 4.2litre V6 engine that has plenty of power. I have maintained the van very well since ownership. Heres a list of what ive done.
Alternator, Radiator, Left Upper Ball joint, Transmission service with new filter and gasket, rotated tires several times, several oil changes, 6 new spark plugs, 1 vacuum line, 2 transmission cooler lines and 1 engine belt.
The van does not leak a drop of oil!
I took pictures of 3 things that bother me and I would like to be honest with the new owner of this VAN.
I bought new door hinge pin for drivers door but have not installed it yet. I will include the parts with the van. Has typical loose drivers side door hinge play.
Theres some minor roof rust near the rear doors which I have noted in the photos and ive been attacking slowly with sealers and what not when i had some left in a jar or something from a job i was doing.
I havent aligned the front end since I purchased the Van 2+ years ago and has a little shimy at high speeds like 70mph+.
This van runs and drives like new. If you need a reliable work truck with very low miles and knowing "where" you purchased it from this ones for you. It comes with aluminum running boards, 8 lug alloy rims, brushguard with working grill lights, I installed a 1000watt amp under driver seat and I have 12 inch sub in back of van, I also installed 250+ decibal Kahlenberg airhorns that I run off a scuba tank w/regulator behind drivers seat. I also notice the rear bumber is attached directly to the FRAME from the factory so towing is never an issue.
I can remove before pickup of vehicle.
Please feel free to ask me a question at 954 FIVE SIX TWO 1177 with any questions. I have title with van located in zip code 32958 FL.
I own two other vehicles and its decided that this one goes. A new baby girl to the family has forced transportation changes so dont miss out on this clean van.
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