2004 Ford E350, Diesel, Hd Handicap Van, on 2040-cars
Maryville, Tennessee, United States
Here is a handicap lift van for sale.
2004 Ford HD, E350, Diesel 6.0 liter Engine. Would make a nice camper, bug out or use for transport. The interior is in excellent shape. The seats are in good shape except the drivers seat has some tares. This is a very smooth comfortable driving vehicle. The body has some surface rust on the lift door and minor dings and dents but not excessive for the year. The tires have some mile left on them. There starter was replaced with new and the 2 batteries are new. I replaced the front rotors and brake pads when I bought it. I drove it down from Long Island, NY with absolutely no issues. Currently the turbo has failed, (a $1,500 fix). There is a little welding needing on the exhaust where part was removed to accommodate a tow hitch, (never installed). The engine starts every time and runs strong but can't go much faster than 30 MPH due to the turbo not working. The list price is for the van as is, where is. (would have to tow or have it fixed here and drive a way). I can have the turbo replaced and have it running at top speed for an extra $1,500. I'm asking $4,000 as is or $5,500 in good running condition. looking for a cash transaction but will consider a partial trade for enclose utility trailer, or tandem open utility trailer or small pull behind camper trailer. Thank you for taking the time to view my ad. |
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