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pretty original 1965 HEAVY DUTY ford econoline short van. has a 1981-83 300 6 cylinder engine, starts and runs great no smoke or funny noises, 3 speed on the column with new shifter bushings, 9 inch rear with 3.50 , new brakes with 67 dual master cylinder, NEW tires, muffler, tail pipe and donut gasket, carburetor, air cleaner has been converted from oil bath to dry, ,radiator and heater hoses, drivers and passenger flip fold seat just recovered, heavy duty options in place---- 9 inch, big 6 , front sway bar and emblems on door. the van runs and drives great for a 50 year old work van, EVERYTHING works as it should, its not perfect as it needs the window gaskets on front doors, as most of these work vans its been patched here and there across the years, solid underneath and no rust to speak of,lots of people call their vintage autos rare but i think this really is being a heavy duty 8 door. questions by email or call mark eastern time 401 524 5997 and i will answer the whats your reserve question now---------- more than fair======= THANKS rhode island does not reissue titles on vehicles this old so the current registration is the title and works in all other states im pretty sure

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