2003 Ford E-series Super Duty on 2040-cars
Union, New Jersey, United States
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I purchased this van in May 2013 to use as an owner operator for a courier service because I lost my job. After a few months I found a job that I couldn't pass up. I purchased the Van from a reputable Ford Used dealer in NJ for $11,500. I purchased the Van with 133000 and only put 4000 miles on it. It now has 137300. The engine has a mild Edge chip to wake up the just broken in 7.3 Turbo-Diesel with 137300 miles. This was the last and some say the best year for the 7.3, the most reliable high service mileage engine ever put in any small to medium sized truck. Many of these engines have over 1 million miles on them.
This truck starts and runs great with power to do any hauling or towing job with its class III hitch connections. Rides great down the road with 20MPG on the highway. Transmission was serviced just before I purchased and shifts as designed. Stops powerfully and smoothly. A wonderful all around much sought after work truck. When lettered, these extended vans are a great billboard for your business. There are a few nicks in the paint here and there, a little wear on the driver’s seat, but overall a great survivor for a 10 year old van. Clean carfax. I’m selling this 2003 Ford E-350 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel Super-Duty Van as is, with NO warranty expressed or implied. I am selling out of the Union, NJ 07083. Shipping if required is sole responsibility of the Buyer. I will assist the buyer with a pickup by a transport if necessary, But I think you’ll want to drive it home. Bid with confidence, the lucky Buyer of this van will love how this truck goes down the road. Reserve is respectable for what this truck commands, but will go to the highest bidder. This truck is for sale privately and can be pulled from this auction before its termination.
Payment will be a deposit of $1000 dollars to Paypal within 24 hours of the close of the auction. The remaining balance will be accepted in cash or certified check at the time of vehicle pickup if in person, or cleared payment before shipping. |
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