1986 Ford Econoline Conversion Van on 2040-cars
Louisville, Ohio, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 83,498
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Gray and Maroon
Model: E-Series Van
Interior Color: Gray
Trim: Mark III
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: RWD
1986 Ford Econoline 150 Mark III with 83,498 original miles. This van has a V8 engine that runs great and in very nice shape. It has 4 captain chairs with a couch in the back that can lay flat for sleeping. It also has a built in cooler that is located behind the couch with an extra piece that lays flat for drinks/ etc. , which would be great for tailgating. In regards to the exterior, the rear panel and around a couple of the wheel wells does show some bubbles in the paint and there are a couple smaller spots of rust. The interior is cloth and in good condition with the exception of a mark on the drivers seat and normal wear and tear for the year. Lastly, it is equipped with dual gas tanks, however the rear tank does have a leak, but this does not affect the front tanks usage. This van must be picked up by the buyer and is also for sale locally so the seller reserves the right to end this auction if it is sold locally.
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