2010 Ford E-series Extended Van 3 Rows Of Seats Luggage Space 138 Wb Low Price on 2040-cars
Exeter, New Hampshire, United States
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2010 Ford E-Series Passenger Van E250 Super Duty commercial chassis 5.4L engine with 215k well maintained miles 3 rows of seating for appx 9-12 passengers power windows, power locks, CD player, AC throughout For sale is a nice 2010 Ford E-Series van available for an excellent price. This is a 2010 that just came off service and available for purchase. It is a excellent shape late model van with a little higher miles but great condition. This van has a 5.4L engine with 215k miles and an automatic transmission. This van is an extended 138 inch wheelbase model with 3 rows of seats and a passenger seat next to the driver. The interior is clean in nice shape with little to no damage. The exterior is fair with two small dents on the body but otherwise very clean. It has small damage near the driver side rear wheel and some near the door on the opposite side. This is a great little van perfect for people transport or to make into a van for work/hauling materials under an enclosed area. If you have any questions please call me at 603 545 4966 my name is Aaron and I would be happy to help you with whatever you need. We are located in Brentwood NH about 30 min east of Portsmouth NH. We can give 20 day plates for the bus to travel home on and would be glad to do weekday morning pickup at Manchester airport in Manchester, NH |
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