2001 Ford Van High Top Conversion on 2040-cars
Hubbard, Ohio, United States
2001 Ford E150 Hightop conversion van with the 4.0 Triton V6. It is in really great shape with no signs of rust. A/C blows ice cold and heat works excellent. Mechanically it is excellent shape. Needs nothing! I wouldn't hesitate driving it across country. It does have new tires I purchased 4 months ago. The interior is gray and in very nice shape with little signs of wear on the seats. Very nice wood grain with captains chairs and a bed that fold down in the back. There is a HDTV and DVD Player excellent picture. The carpet does have a few stains but with a shampoo they should all come out. I was just gonna put hardwood floors in to match the other wood grain throughout the van. It has just over 148, 000 miles on it. Only selling cause wife says it must go, too many toys. It is a very nice vehicle for traveling. Please view pictures and ask questions. Your more than welcome to come look it over before buying. I have tried to describe the condition to the best of my ability. Any questions just ask. Thanks Paul 330-423-8604. Will have a full tank when you pick it up. Buyer is pays for shipping. Also included is the headphones for the rear van.
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