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2004 Ford E-350 XLT Club Wagon 5.4L V8 for work or play. Cruise control, power windows and seats. Currently setup to haul motorcycles. Ready to travel or put to work. Amateur paint job, has some chips and runs but looks good in flat black. Some body damage on right front door. Custom American racing wheels with excellent tires. A/C works fine. Aftermarket stereo with GPS and aux connection. Armrest on driver side seat is broken. Has AC power inverter under right front seat. Second seat added for passengers. Only center seat belt works though. Heated front seats but switch is broken on left side and needs replacing. Two motorcycle chocks in rear cargo area. Sold as-is. No warranty. No reserve. Happy bidding! Local pickup up only. $500 deposit with 48 hours of end of auction.

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