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2002 Ford E350 Handicap Van Only 58k No Reserve! on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:58120
Location:

Marlboro, New Jersey, United States

Marlboro, New Jersey, United States
Advertising:

 

 

You are bidding on a:

 

 2002 Ford Super Duty E350

 

Handicap Equipped Van

 

12 Passenger plus Wheelchair Lift

 

with  58,120  Original Miles.

 

It has a 5.4 Liter, EFI V-8 Engine

with Automatic Transmission

 

CLEAN CARFAX

 

 

VIN:  1FTSS34L12HB64760

 

It has the following options:

 

Anti-Lock Brakes                    

Driver Air Bag

AM-FM Stereo

Dual A/C

High Top

Spare Tire

 

Rear Under Floor Wheelchair Lift

                                                                                        

 

Car has a  CLEAR NEW JERSEY TITLE



 

 

This is a  NO RESERVE  auction

 

This car will absolutely be sold to the highest bidder!

 

 

This nice LOW MILEAGE van runs very well and drives great. It runs very smooth, It shifts correctly and tracks straight.  The brakes are good and it has a nice set of radial tires. It has a clean carfax and it's ready to work!

 

The interior is in very good condition for its age and mileage, with hardly any signs of wear. (See Pictures)

 

The body is straight, it's never been in an accident and the paint shines very well. Other than a couple minor dings and scrapes there's nothing negative to say about it. Any imperfections are shown in the photos. (See Pictures)

 

Bid to own, it will be sold for the highest bid regardless of price!

 

We are a licensed dealer and can offer a 20 day temporary plate for any state.

 

This vehicle was gifted to the American Children’s Society. They have authorized us to sell it as-is for the highest bid.

 

We are doing our part to make this an easy transaction. The auction is for 5 days only and there is no reserve. This vehicle will positively be sold for the highest bid. We have done our best to picture and describe everything as we see it. PLEASE, do your part and try to view the vehicle or have it professionally inspected before you bid. This is a final AS-IS sale. Please understand this and bid accordingly.

 

 

This is a  NO RESERVE   Auction.

 

 

The car WILL ABSOLUTELY BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

 

 

I’m being as honest as I can with the description.  The pictures are accurate but something is always overlooked. I don’t want any beefs. So, you have two ways of buying this:

 

Buy it as you see it in the pictures

 

                                    (call or email if you need more info)

 

          I am available from 9am to 10pm   7 days a week at 732-616-4112

 

Or come and see it in person before bidding.

 

                              (always strongly recommended)

 

Either way is fine with me, but remember, this is a Final AS-IS Sale and winning bidder will be expected to follow through with no exceptions.

 

This vehicle is available for inspection

 By appointment at:

 

                                      Marlboro Motors

42 North Main Street ( Route79)

Marlboro, New Jersey    07746 (Monmouth County).

 

For info or directions call:

 

             Jeff  at 732-616-4112   

 

We have been overwhelmed lately with bidders who seem to get amnesia after they buy something.  We are doing this for a charity, so if you’re not serious please… let your wife hold the mouse!

 

 

PLEASE NOTE THE TERMS LISTED BELOW.

 

 

Winning bidder will be required to give an $800 non-refundable deposit immediately at the close of the auction. Balance is due in 3 days.

 

If you are the winner....... Please call me at

732-616-4112

As soon as the auction ends.

 

 

We accept: 

                       Credit Cards

                       PayPal (for deposit)

                       Certified Checks

                       Cashiers Checks

                       Cash in person

                                Bank Wire Transfer

 

Balance must be paid in 72 hours.

 

We would appreciate the unit being picked up as soon as possible but we will try to accommodate your needs if more time is required.

 

 By biding on this auction the winner acknowledges that the items are being offered in an as-is, where-is condition. We strongly urge all bidders to inspect the vehicles before bidding. If you elect not to, you are buying it from the pictures and you own it regardless.

 

 

“0” feedback bidders please call before bidding and give us a heads up.

 

 

Seller reserves the right to cancel auction at any time

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