1999 Ford Starcraft Conversion Van on 2040-cars
Guffey, Colorado, United States
This is a Starcraft Conversion van. It has 4 captain seats and a bench seat in the rear that manually folds down. The middle seats and bench seat will come out. I"m 5'2" and I can easily stand up inside the van. I used this van to haul dogs to dog shows and I was able to put 7 crates in the van 36"L (stacked in different ways) and have room for other items. It does not smell of dogs and they never soiled the van.
It has a new windshield in it and the power windows, power seats (front), air conditioner and all lights work inside the van. The blinds are all in working order. There are vents in the ceiling for the HVAC and a separate knob on the dash that is for the rear fan only. It has a trailer hitch on the rear and I pulled a horse trailer with household items in it when we moved a couple of years ago and a small boat infrequently. It does use about 1 qt of oil between oil changes, but I do not see oil on the ground under where it is parked. Recently the service engine light came on and it needed some injector cleaner and a new air filter. They recommended two to three tanks of gasoline with injector cleaner and since I don't drive it much, that will take me a long time to run through 2-3 tanks of gasoline. O2 sensors checked out fine, so until it cleans, the service light may return. It runs great. Normal maintenance has been completed when necessary. Feel free to ask any questions. It is not new, but I think the condition is very nice and I would not hesitate to take it on a trip myself. I do not know if you plan to use it for dogs, how many you will fit in it, I just shared that information for your reference. It all depends on the size of crates you use and the other items. Smoke-free, but animals were hauled in it if you are highly allergic. Deposit is non-refundable. If you win a bid, you are the new owner. |
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