2008 Ford Econoline E150 Wheelchair/gurney Van on 2040-cars
Chino, California, United States
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I bought this vehicle brand new, 2008 Ford Econoline E150 EXL. This is equipped with a fully functioning electric VMI wheelchair lift (on the side of the van). It is also setup for a gurney (not included on this transaction but will consider selling it). The van was recently serviced (oil change). The windshield was recently replaced in October. The unit was involved in two minor accident. First one, the front bumper was dented (see picture). The second one, the back bumper was dented (see picture). The AC blows cold. The heater works. There is a oxygen E tank holder.
Local pickup only but I will more than willing to assist in arranging for your shipping. Please fee free to to ask questions. |
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