1992 7.3 Diesel Ford Van Econoline E250 E350 Heavy Duty Bucket Truck on 2040-cars
Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, United States
I RECEIVED THIS VEHICLE FROM A FRIEND.IT HAS BEEN STORED INSIDE MY WAREHOUSE FOR A WHILE NOW. THIS IS A 1992 FORD ECONOLINE VAN EITHER AN E250 OR E350 DIESEL 7.3 ENGINE. THE TRUCK HAS A NEW JASPER TRANSMISSION ON IT WITH LESS THAN 300 MILES ON IT. THE TRUCK DRIVES GOOD , THE VEHICLE IS STOUT, AND HEAVY DUTY, AND EVERYTHING SEEMS TO WORK FINE, EXCEPT THE RADIO. IT DOES NOT HAVE AIR CONDITIONING, BUT THE HEATER & DEFROSTER WORKS FINE. ALL THE HEADLIGHTS, BRAKELIGHTS, DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS, BEACON LIGHTS WIPERS, WORKS FINE. THE BUCKET LIFT IS EITHER 28 OR 30 FEET HIGH I DO NOT KNOW TOO MUCH ABOUT THE TRUCK , THE BUCKET CONTROLS WORK FROM LOWER CONTROLS OR FROM THE BUCKET ITSELF TESTED ALL OK. IT DOES HAVE SCRATCHES AND SOME MINOR DINGS AND THE TRUCK IS NOT COSMETICALLY PERFECT IT HAS 170,000 MILES ON IT WHICH IS NOT ALL THAT MUCH FOR THIS DESIRED 7.3 DIESEL ENGINE. I HAVE THE CLEAR TITLE FOR THE VEHICLE READY TO GO. I WILL ASSIST WITH MAKING SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS AT YOUR EXPENSE IF NECESSARY. THE VEHICLE CAN ALSO BE PICKED UP BY BUYER IN EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ 08234. THE VEHICLE DOES NOT HAVE A WARRANTY AND NO WARRANTY IS PROMISED OR IMPLIED THE VEHICLE IS BEING SOLD AS IS.
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