2000 Ford E-450 2 Door Transit Passenger Bus on 2040-cars
Granite Falls, Minnesota, United States
We have up for auction a 2000 Ford E-450 20 Passenger Transit Bus. The Chassis is a 2001 but it is titled as a 2000 by the body. The bus comes with a Braun wheel chair lift and all interior seating. The bus has the 7.3 liter diesel with an automatic transmission with 186228 miles. The transmission must warm up for 3 to 5 minutes prior to driving. Unknown what causes the issue. The bus has been owned and maintained by the City of Granite Falls and will be sold to the highest bidder in AS IS Condition. There is some rust around the back wheels and lower part of the body. The pictures show this. The wind also caught the driver's door and did cause some damge. The door still opens and closes fine. Remember "THE BUS IS SOLD AS IS". CASH PAYMENT ACCEPTED UPON PICKUP at our location. For questions please call instead of email.
Dennis 320-905-1920
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