1998 Ford E-150 Hightop Conversion Van W/ Ricon Wheelchair Lift, Seats 2 Chairs on 2040-cars
Glens Falls, New York, United States
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The passenger side does have a scrape from a mailbox that goes the entire distance of the passenger side. The scrape does not effect the functionality of the doors or windows. It has another small dent/scrape on the driverside bottom edge of the rear quarter panel. On the interior part of that panel there is some body rust/bubbling and similar wear on the identical other side of the vehicle. The Air conditioning does not work due to the switching box in the heater controls due to either a jammed leaf or dirt. The only other thing wrong with the vehicle is it has 4 good condition, but mismatched tires. Overall this van is great running, and good looking with super low miles. It has an 800 lb. capacity power Ricon wheelchair lift and all of the straps and tie downs for the ability to seat 2 wheelchairs comfortably. It has comfortable tan cloth seating and a power sliding rear seat/bed, and it drives nice and easy. |
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