2000 Ford E-350 7.3l Powerstoke Diesel, Rv, Motorhome, Food Truck, Mobile Office on 2040-cars
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States
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If you've been looking for a great platform to create an RV, Motorhome, Food Truck, Mobile Office, 4x4 Expedition Camper, Floral Delivery Truck, or just about anything you want, than my very clean, rust free 2000 Ford E-350 with a Mobile Concepts body is for you.
Mechanically this van runs strong. Motor fires right up without hesitation and sounds healthy through all the RPM's. Transmission shifts flawlessly through all the gears like the day it was new. Tires have about 90% tread left in the rear and 65% left in the front. Drives down the road great. Steering is nice and tight. Brakes feel good with no pulsing. Has a good PA inspection until 1/15. Underneath is nice and dry. A/C blows ice cold. Also has a rear A/C unit with two vents that you can see in the pictures. Has 6 fluorescent lights in the back. The truck was previously by a florist to deliver and create things on the go so the rear is nice and clean and ready for whatever you want to do with it. Throw the Quigley kit underneath and create the ultimate 4x4 expedition camper if you want. Just endless possibilities with this one. Had an oil change 1,000 miles ago from the Ford dealership I bought it from. Overall mechanically just a very well cared for van over the years and is ready to be driven anywhere. Cosmetically it's in great shape as well. Paint shines nice in the sun. Van body is in great shape with maybe a door ding if you look close. Rear body is in great shape and nothing to really not other than your typical scratch here and there and also parts of the decals are starting to peel. Interior is nice and clean. Seats are in great shape and very plush. Rear area is nice and clean and wasn't abused. Underneath is free of rust. This van was taken care of over the years and it definitely shows. Here is a chance to start with a great running and fresh van to create whatever you would like. All that I ask of the buyer is to send me pictures of it when the project is complete. If you have any questions please feel free to give me a call at 717-823-3349. My name is Zach. I am only human and may have missed something that is important to you so please ask any questions before buying. A $500 non refundable deposit is due at the end of the auction. This van is being sold by Platinum Car and Truck Sales, LLC in Elizabethtown, PA |
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