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1986 Ford Econoline Van, Runs Good, Trade For Motorcycle on 2040-cars

US $900.00
Year:1986 Mileage:162000
Location:

Boiling Springs, South Carolina, United States

Boiling Springs, South Carolina, United States
Advertising:

Hello,
Good van, it is an old Belks Simpson delivery van. 162000 miles. Has rust in spots, sanded and painted. 

Painted over lettering on each side. Fuel gauge doesn't work. Driven daily, very dependable. 

Newly painted interior white. Good tires. New alternator and power steering pump, new belts. New battery. AC doesn't work.

It is old, but still runs good.

Want $900.00 or trade for motorcycle, at least a 250cc street bike that is dependable and has clear title.

Can message thru ebay or call 432-251-8413 for questions.

thanks, Harley

Ford E-Series Van for Sale

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