Ford Conversion Van 2005 E 150 Great Condition on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
I have a 2005 Ford Conversion Van E150. It is in excellent running condition as well the exterior is in very good shape. It only has 106,000 miles on it It has always been meticulously maintained, with parts being replaced before the break. I have owned it since 13k miles, and have always changed the oil every 5k miles with full synthetic. The tires are still very good, the shocks, breaks, plugs, fuel filter, gas filter, ignition systems, ball joints, and much more have all been replaced, This van has been a road trip and beach van for us. Most of the time it is parked in the garage. It is a large V8 but gets great highway mileage.
But with its age it does have some minor paint chips, a couple of scratches, and a couple chips in the windshield but no cracks. driver side door lock is broken. it locks but the key wont work in it. The power locks work fine. It has power locks, power windows, power driver seat, DVD player, separate front and back audio system, car alarm, trailer hitch, aluminum wheels, 4 captains chairs, and much more... I live in Houston near Bear Creek if you would like to see it. I am asking 11,000 but would consider any reasonable offer. 317 750 6600 |
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