Handicapped Ford E350 Van+11 Pasanger on 2040-cars
Lakeland, Florida, United States
Handicapped Van with wheel chair lift, I used this van to transport a grand piano that I bought and it weight at least 500 plus it had the weight of two people so there is at least another 400 lbs, it works perfect and there is a wheel chair tie down in the center of the van. The seats lift up for more space, this would be great for a church, school ,or a large family, if I keep it I'll turn it into a small RV. It has a raised roof with front and rear ice cold A/C. The van runs perfect in every way, it has the best diesel motor that I think was every built the 7.3 The miles are low for a diesel these motors go way over 500K before needing overhaul. For more details call Phil at 863-5137640 the reserve is low, their is not a lot of these vans on the market in this great shape. Because this is a conversation to a handicapped van the auto check will show frame problems. There are no problems its just a conversation van it has a clean history no accidents
On Mar-05-14 at 13:44:19 PST, seller added the following information:
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