2004 Ford E350 Diesel -- Good Condition - Needs Oil Cooler And Engine Reassembly on 2040-cars
Coatesville, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: RWD
Model: E-Series Van
Mileage: 130,000
Trim: Cargo van
I'm selling my 2004 Ford E350 cargo van with the 6.0 diesel. It runs very well but I found oil in the coolant so I tore the engine down to the oil cooler to replace it. I don't have time to finish the job and I need to get the van off my property so I am selling as is. The blue book value is $5000-7000. It needs a new oil cooler, maybe oil cooler housing (I broke two screws while disassembling it but I was planning to tap new holes and use it again), maybe new coolant hoses, and a new fan shroud. Body and frame are in good condition (some surface rust on the frame but nothing major I can see). New tires in the back. New trailer hitch. Two seats in the front, open in the rear.
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