2006 Ford Econoline 350 Super Duty High Top Handicap Bus No Reserve on 2040-cars
Bel Air, Maryland, United States
You are looking at a good running good looking FORD E-350 SUPER DUTY HANDICAP BUS .This truck equipped with the tough 5.4 liter 8 cylinder motor may have some miles on it but they are well maintained miles it runs strong and the transmission shifts smooth .BOTH FRONT AND REAR AC BLOWS COLD. The handicap equipment is in working order. The gear shift selector arm is broken on the end but it still works fine ,it may have some miles on it but still has along way to go The exterior of this van as you can see by the pictures looks good the body is straight it has a nice shine. it does have minor scratches and the right handicap door handle is missing and needs to be replaced (shown) The interior of the van as you can also see by the pictures is looks good with the exception of the worn drivers seat the rest of the interior is in clean and in good shape, This is a good running good looking HIGH TOP HANDICAPP BUS IS BEING SOLD WITH NO RESERVE (THAT MEANS THIS VAN WILL SELL AT THE END OF THE AUCTION REGARDLESS OF PRICE SO IF YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY TO BUY PLEASE DONT BID)
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