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1989 Dodge B350 Base Extended Cargo Van 3-door 5.9l 4x4 Rv Motorhome on 2040-cars

US $12,650.00
Year:1989 Mileage:60556
Location:

Walkertown, North Carolina, United States

Walkertown, North Carolina, United States
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Email me at americapersonalinjury@gmail.com for additional pictures of the interior.  I will forward in a ZIP file.

At some point I told myself I would never part with this rare gem, but new projects have gotten the best of me. Considering the ridiculous cost of a SportMobile this is an alternative that will get you almost anywhere that you can actually afford. The miles are a ridiculously low 60556, but growing as the van is currently still driven. Please see pictures for an idea of all the features that are in this 4x4 RV Motorhome Van.  I converted this old Ambulance into a fun prepper project, Here is just a partial list:

  • Lower Fog Lights
  • Extra Set of installed Fog lights
  • Side, Rear, Front Spot Lights
  • Working sirens and loud speaker
  • Working oxygen system (tank removed)
  • Exhaust Fan
  • Rear Air and Heat
  • Front AC - Heat
  • Inverter
  • External 110AC connection to power inside electrical outlets from an outside source.
  • Coleman electric Cooler
  • Crazy amounts of storage
  • Warn manual locking hubs
  • 4 wheel drive
  • Limited Slip Rear Differential
  • Hi and Lo range
  • Tow bar with wiring
  • 2 batteries with battery switch for 1, 2 or Both
  • Seatbelts for up to 6 people with all seats installed (included in the sale but not pictured)
  • External Loud Speakers
  • New Tires
  • New white paint and lettering
  • New Pinstripe
  • High Capacity Altenator
  • Additional Altenator included (This was a prepper project for me, so I carried an extra altenator in the vehicle, the original has never gone bad)
  • Antenna and power wiring for a CB (CB is not included)
  • CB Antenna
  • Too many other items to list. 

As is obvious this vehicle started it's life as a specialty 4 wheel drive ambulance bought new in Southern Virginia.  In the small town of Linville this was their most rare ambulance and did not see much action as it was only used in their most extreme situations.  After I bought the vehicle, I began removing items I didn't want but tried to keep it intact as possible.  My thought was, with a little doing, it could be made into a prepper ambulance.  This vehicle has successfully driven on the soft sands of the Carolina Beaches to the rough mountain trails of TN.  Vehicle recently passed it's state inspection.  When this vehicle was an ambulance every part of it was inspected and repaired yearly by law.  In other words, the van was regularly maintained and worn or broken items replaced during it's Ambulance life.  In recent weeks we towed 2 Polaris X2's and one Polaris RZR to the mountains on a car hauler.  EVERYWHERE we go, we get looks, comments, and if I'm at a gas station, I almost always have to give a tour of the inside.  The rear area has a board on folding table hardware to come even with the lower cabinets.  Once elevated, we would blow up our mattress and have tons of sleeping area.  This is the cheapest way I can think of to get a 4x4 RV with out the inflated prices of a Sportmobile.   Happy Bidding

Note, the only things that come in this auction are the van, winch, and Coleman Fridge.  All other items pictured are for idea's only. 

 

I have sold everything on E-bay, in all sorts of subjects. QSC amplifier, several! – Baja Boat 272 – done!, White Hummer H2 – done! – Harley Davidson Screamin Eagle Bikes, ALL SORTS of them.

Here is what you should expect:

  1. An accurate description including all known flaws to the best of our ability.
  2. A cheaper product than you can normally buy from a store. If there is something available cheaper than we are offering it, buy it. You deserve a good deal and we all TRULY want that for you.
  3. You can expect to enjoy your item, on the cheap.

Here is what we expect:

  1. You to enjoy your item and know that you got a good deal on something we couldn’t use anymore.
  2. Your positive feedback, given after you bask in the good decision you made and the steal you got.
  3. You, to check with us often, as over the years we have accumulated a lot of stuff from the 9 businesses that we own. We have decided we love E-bay, and will have a lot of stuff out here that you can potentially use on a weekly basis. Its time to clean house.

We have owned a flight school; so check back with us for Cessna Piper Cirrus and other parts that we stocked so planes wouldn’t be down. Many service manuals and Garmin items are going to be listed soon.

We still own a finance company, so occasionally we will have cars and trucks out here, although not too often. Local dealers almost always pay at the auction better than prices available on Ebay, but if we have a unique item, we will list it.

We have had a vacation ATV trail service and used mostly Polaris Yamaha and Honda ATV 4x4 s – In other words the good stuff. Stay tuned, in the next week or so we will be listing several Polaris X2 ATV’s

I have collected many motorcycles over time, sometimes I get bored and sell one.

We have owned several night clubs, coming soon will be Allen Heath Sound Boards, all sorts of JBL speakers, Crown and QSC amplifier. For speakers we only bought SRX and SRS series, again, the good stuff.

There is too much to list, but put us in your favorite sellers on ebay, and check with us often.

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