1996 Ford E150 Conversion Van Leather Seats Auto Bed 5.8l V8 Runs No Reserve on 2040-cars
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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The van runs and has had a lot of expensive work done recently - new radiator, ball joints, alignment etc. Just had the vacuum pump and battery replaced. Has good tires, leather seats, 7 people can ride in comfort, electric adjustable driver seat, seats can be removed for extra space, built in TV/VCR (not hooked up, but included) Bose factory sound system, immobilizer with key, cruising strip lights in the ceiling, 6 CD changer, rear seat automatically folds down into a bed at the flick of a switch, lots of room in the back to carry stuff, has a towing hitch installed with a 4 pin trailer plug and a tow bar with tow balls. Has some issues - sometimes stalls out when in reverse or when braking too quickly which may be a simple electrical problem. Starts right back up though. ABS light is stuck on but the tech told us it wasn't a problem. Has some rust on the roof but it's not too bad. Has a rusty tailpipe. One of the hubcaps is missing. The heat hardly works but the AC is excellent. The driver seat is slightly ripped and the whole van could use a good deep clean, but it's nothing scary. It's got 174xxx miles on it and has a lot of life left. As is, no warranty. |
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