E350 Van Priced To Sell on 2040-cars
Belleville, New Jersey, United States
Hello up for sale is a 2001 E350 van. It has 132500 mile but might have more im driving it. It Has some wear on interior because it was used to carry worker back and forth to the job site. It runs great. Ac blow cold. Body is straight with only couple dents not big ones minor stuff. Heavy duty E350 With a GVW9100lbs. Wheel base is 138. Must come and see its a very nice work truck. Tint the windows and take the seats out and you have a cargo van. Must go Call Rich 9732234138 Thanks Any other question just ask. Priced to sell fast. |
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