1998 White Ford E-350 Van With Prisoner Transport Cage on 2040-cars
Urbana, Illinois, United States
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1998 Ford E-350 Van Mileage 205,853 Used as corrections vehichle by Champaign
County, IL Sheriff. Now being sold as excess equipment. Van has good tires. There is a prisoner transport cage installed. Rust is present on the fenders and bumpers. There are also some scrapes and dents, with some damage on the driver's side rear. The driver's door is sprung with broken hinges and the seats are torn. There are no other known issues with the vehicle. Serious
bidders only. Please note that our business hours are Monday thru Friday
9am-4pm. If you're the winning bidder, please remember that pickup of the
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