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2006 Ford E-350 Xl Extended 15 Passanger Van Only 82k Miles on 2040-cars

US $12,550.00
Year:2006 Mileage:82728 Color: is in Great condition
Location:

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

ONE OWNER!

2006 FORD E-350 XL EXTENDED 15 PASSANGER VAN

82,728 MILES

*Extended Warranty Available*

STRONG 5.4L V8 TRITON GAS ENGINE

3 SPEED HD AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION / OD

LT 245/75R16E TIRES ALL TREAD 100%

REAR WHEEL DRIVE

GVWR 9,100 LB

GVWR FRONT 3,400 LB

GVWR REAR 6,084 LB

WHEEL BASE 138"

Loaded with 15 Passenger Van Package including: Reclining Front Cloth Seat, Front and Rear Air Conditioning, Front cup-holder, AM/FM/CD audio system, Delay-off headlights, Variably intermittent wipers, Front reading lights, Dual front impact airbags, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, And much more.

The exterior is in Great condition!!

The interior looks terrific!!

 

Mechanically the engine runs excellent and the

Transmission is smooth and shifts to perfection!!!

 

*Clean AutoCheck*

 

NO ACCIDENTS!!  NO RUST!!  NO LEAKS!!

 

***Extended Warranty Available***

 

100% RIDE & DRIVE!!!


If you have any questions or would like to "Make a reasonable offer" please call CAESAR @ 1-405-319-9900 or e-mail caesar@villaautoplaza.com


We are located @ 705 N. Villa Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73107


NOTE: Buyer Responsible For Tax, Title, And License. A $125 Transaction Fee / Doc Fee Will Be Added In Addition To the sales price. Vehicles are locally advertised & test driven miles may vary.

 

Please Bid Only If You Have Full Funds In Place To Purchase!

 

**Don't Wait**

 

Winning bidder will not be disappointed!!

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