New Party Bus Limo Van Conversion 10 Passenger Hi-roof 50" Tv/dvd Tuxedo Paint on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Body Type:Extended Cargo Van
Engine:5.4L 330Cu. In. V8 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: E-250
Trim: Base Extended Cargo Van 2-Door
Warranty: Manufacturer covers any audio/electrical for 1 yr
Drive Type: RWD
Safety Features: Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Mileage: 190,850
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Sub Model: XLT Extended Van
Exterior Color: Tuxedo (black/white)
Interior Color: Black
This is an ebay listing for a
newly converted (completed in 2013)
Ford Econoline High-Roof Limousine Van.
Call it what you like it; Party Bus, Limo Van, Executive Limousine, Limo Coach or Party Van,
this is truly one of a kind and will turn heads!
The base of this build is a 2006 Ford Econoline Extended Van, a single owner with only 190,850 miles on it. After a thorough inspection, our store owner purchased this beauty from an auction, so we do have the clear title in hand. Once it got to the shop, our all-star team of fabricators set out to transform the family van into an all-out Nightclub on wheels. With 12" of added head-room due to the aftermarket fiberglass roof, we were able to include a larger than normal TV and make seating configuration more comfortable for taller passengers.
- Seating for 10-12 passengers (7 rear seatbelts in case you are a transport company looking to stay within your permits)
EXTERIOR:
- Fresh Tuxedo Paint Job (BLACK: rims, bumpers, grille, roof, running board / WHITE on the body)
- 5% Limo tint on rear window / 35% on driver/pass windows
- Black Powder Coated Billet Grille
- Euro Clear LED Headlights and Corners (nicest front end you will ever see on a van)
INTERIOR:
(this is where we took things to another level)
- Black Granite Flooring and Bar top (Yes - Black Granite like you would see in a luxury home or casino)
- Black Ostrich / Quilted Vinyl seating
- Grey / Black Suede plastics
- 3 bars behind the seats for cup holders and napkins
- The Roof was originally wrapped with a high-res image of the Sky, then we added a framed mirror with color-changing LEDs to make for a beautiful light-show controlled by a remote.
- Orange Mirroring has been placed underneath the seats and in the bar area(s). All of the mirroring has been laser-etched with a custom design and is backlit with LEDs to give off one of the most beautiful visuals we have ever seen!!!
AUDIO/VIDEO:
-50" Panasonic HD TV with Blue Ray Player
- (6) Pioneer Speakers (6X8)
- Kicker 650.4 Speaker Amplifier
- MTX 12" ported subwoofer/amplifier system
This limo van will be a great addition to anyone looking for a vehicle with a sleek exterior appearance but a completely unique and truly "custom" interior setting. Although our primary markets are limousine services, strip clubs or professional organizations, we have priced this limo van affordably for most buyers.
Please call Drew at 702-338-6941
if you have any questions, would like to view the vehicle in person or need a shipping quote.
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