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1974 E-series Supervan 200 on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:350000 Color: Maroon /
 red and tan
Location:

Boise, Idaho, United States

Boise, Idaho, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Van
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:302 Ford engine
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: E24GHS84689 Year: 1974
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: E-Series Van
Trim: driver, passenger and two side and back doors
Power Options: Cruise Control
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Mileage: 350,000
Sub Model: Custom 200
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: Maroon
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: red and tan
Suitable for disabled driver: Could be customized for disabled driver/owner
Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"Vehicle being sold for restoration; does not run; will need re-built or new engine. Please see item description"

1974 Ford E-series F-200 Supervan – Econoline

 

  • Ready to restore - can provide photos for provenance
  • Potential to adapt restoration for disabled driver/owner
  • Vehicle does not run - in storage since 2005 after re-built engine blew a rod
  • Original V-8 automatic transmission
  • Re-built 302 engine installed in 1992 – original 302 engine drove over 250,000 miles
  • Body and frame in good condition; some blemishes right side bottom of body but not real noticeable
  • New paint in 2000 after full body bead blast, primer and paint – needs buffing out
  • Chrome in good condition – front bumper needs straightening out and re-chrome
  • Glass in good condition with no chips or cracks - broken left wind-wing catch needs replacement
  • All dashboard panel parts included
  • Original heater and radiator may need replacing
  • one yellow rear side reflector lens is cracked but still operational – not ratty
  • New mag wheels and tires in 2000 – low mileage on tires – mags should clean up to near new condition
  • Two mounted spare tires – hydraulic jack included in sale
  • Interior insulated, paneled and carpeted in 1974 – needs interior restoration down to interior metal shell - should not be hard to restore
  • Both driver and passenger seats operational - need to be re-upholstered
  • Van is a head- turner when spiffed out - excellent vehicle for daily use, work, travel, classic car shows or as a street show car
  • Van has familiar throaty rumble of the 1974 Ford V-8 vans
  • This hard to find classic van is eligible for classic DMV registration in Idaho at $5/year.
  • Title free and clear in my name
  • Owned vehicle since 1974; hard decision to sell this classic after driving over 325,000 miles for daily use, business, long-distance road trips, camping and residential moves in a comfortable, fun to drive vehicle

 

Gas mileage when operational in wasabout 11 mpg in town and 15-16 mpg on the road.  Overdrive could be restored withre-built transmission.    Current re-built engine was installed in 1992by an experienced mechanic and could/should be totally re-built.  Improved technology may help increase mpg.  If you’re searching for a prime vehicle torestore and enjoy, this van is what you’ve been looking for – with fullrestoration it will once again be a stunning beauty with the full throatyrumble …

 

  • All sales are final with no warranties expressed or implied – vehicle being sold “AS IS”
  • $500 CASH DEPOSIT must be received within 48 hours to hold vehicle
  • Full payment accepted only in cash or certified local bank cashier’s check.  Cashier’s check requires 3-4 business days to fully clear my bank before sign off title and release of vehicle
  • Towing, shipping and transportation are responsibility of purchaser
  • Shown by appointment only
  • Price:    $1,500 but open to reasonable offers so let’s talk but I won’t give her away.  She’s the cool old snub nose Supervan van with lots of possibilities; most detail parts are on the vehicle
  • Questions?  Email wilsonka587@cableone.net for questions or additional photos

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