2005 Ford Econoline Commercial Box Truck on 2040-cars
Brunswick, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: REAR WHEEL
Model: E-Series Van
Mileage: 175,429
Trim: STANDARD
HERE IS A CARFAX CERTIFIED 1 OWNER ECONOLINE E350 BOX TRUCK THAT IS PRICED TO SELL! IT IS IN NICE CONDITION COSMETICALLY AND MECHANICALLY FOR THE MILES AS THE PICTURES INDICATE. WITH THAT SAID, IT RUNS AND DRIVES NICE BUT WILL NEED SOME ATTENTION TO THE BRAKES AND SUSPENSION IN THE NEAR FUTURE. NOTHING MAJOR.... IT'S A TON OF VALUE FOR THE MONEY AND WILL MAKE SOMEONE A TERRIFIC WORK VEHICLE! CALL OR TEXT JESSE ANYTIME FOR MORE INFO OR TO SEE THIS VEHICLE AT 216-235-3594. THE RESERVE IS SET MUCH LOWER THAN THE VEHICLES ACTUAL VALUE. I JUST DONT NEED IT ANYMORE SO IT HAS TO GO.
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