99 Ford E-350 Cargo Van Powerstroke 7.3l Turbo Diesel - 7.3 E350 Econoline on 2040-cars
Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
RARE! 1999 Ford E-350 Powerstroke 7.3L Turbo Diesel Factory Tow Package Original 124,000 miles Ladder Racks - power windows & door locks - Shelving & safety gate. Air conditioning! Truck was used by one of our electricians, 1 owner. The van has retired from work about 2 years ago. I moved into the City and need to make room. This 7.3L has not even been broken in with under 124,000 miles. You can drive it for years with reliable service. The best diesel ford made. The truck starts instantly in extreme cold conditions! Runs excellent cold or warm! Transmission shifting perfectly! Ladder racks included! The truck runs and drives excellent. As with any cargo van, it has normal exterior wear and tear. However, no major damage. In addition to the autocheck report I can also email you a CARFAX report upon request. Fly in and drive home from DCA National Airport or IAD Washington Dulles Airport. Take bus or train to Union Station, Amtrak. Pickup Monday to Friday 10am-10pm. You can come on the weekends as well. I could drive the van up to Philadelphia or New York City if you are able to provide me with insurance documents. . |
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