2001 Ford E350 Supervan Tv News Live Truck Microwave Eng Uplink Generators Mast on 2040-cars
Van Nuys, California, United States
2001 Ford Econoline E350 Supervan extended Van Converted by ENG Mobile Systems for service as a TV Live remote truck - microwave and Satellite ( sat dish removed several years ago) V10, Auto trans - Fleet maintained - always kept ready to go to work!! Has 2 seperate Commercial-grade Onan 5000-watt and 5500 watt ( 10,500 watts total) on-board generators and battery inverter system - 110v and 12 v air compressor system to operate the pneumatic mast - 7 stage 42 foot - Mast is located mid truck behind the drivers seat 2 large 110v powered electronic racks with many components still in Mast has Quickset QTP 90 pan tilt head - operates fully Mast mounted camera enclosure with its own, operating pan tilt head Aux 110v rooftop air conditioner Aux battery system Large, lockable camera safe to hold the Video cameras Rooftop camera platform Multiple exterior spotlights And many more mods - too many to list Truck is ideal for use as Mobile Video truck, Ham radio, Mobile cellular, Security or ???? Truck is completely self-contained, and can be powered by shore power as well. This truck was recently pulled from service, relaced by new truck. Please call with questions (818) 231-3595 or email through Ebay |
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