Ford E450 Diesel Cutaway Dually Hot Shot Chassis 108k Miles on 2040-cars
Anamosa, Iowa, United States
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Good driving dually van. No smoke and engine runs strong. Tires are 75% One tire on rear is worn down on one side. Stainless wheel inserts. Aluminum running boards. Currently has a 10" cab back bolted onto back of cab Included is rear window and seal.(Not pictured) The cab back really is not needed if sleeper is used But if you do not want cab back I will remove and deduct $100 and seal back with a temporary sheet of plastic and duck tape. I was going to build van into a Hot Shot truck but didn't. My loss your gain. I do have other components to build such a truck. I have a 42" sleeper off a semi, a dually special cruiser box both for sale and listed on separate auctions. $500 deposit within 24 hours of end of auction and balance within 7 days of auction end. Email or call me with any questions you might have. 319 462-22226 On Jun-13-14 at 06:24:47 PDT, seller added the following information: There are rear lights and homemade mud flaps so van can be driven. I have van license plates but when sold I keep them to be turned into DOT and insurance cancelled. So if you are going to drive it home you will need to get your own plates and license for transporting. |
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