2010 Ford Econoline E250 With Mobility Works Power Wheel Chair Lift on 2040-cars
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States
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We just got this 2010 Ford E250 Econoline Van this week. We decided to get it out there and Ebay is a GREAT way to do that. Its in great condition. Awesome Carfax Report. Low Miles. It is Equipped with a Mobility Works Power Wheel Chair/Scooter/etc lift also in excellent condition. New Tires all around. This Vehicle still has factory warranty remaining (see descriptions). Fully Inspected and Detailed inside & out. Check the pictures and any questions call us. |
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