2006 Ford E250 Cargo Van V8 4.6l Auto Loaded on 2040-cars
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States
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Please call the owner at 570-905-7625 with questions I am Selling this for a friend, up for auction a 2006 E-250 Van 4.6 L V8, 111,636 miles this is a SMOKE FREE VAN this van was purchased with about 21,000 miles has a perfect recorded maintenance record print out from the mechanic that has worked on this van since i have owned it. Nothing major in repairs, other than normal maintenance & front ball joints batteries, tires, brakes has been done this has been a perfect running van for me since Jan of 2008. Exhaust is fine front tires are Bridgstone Duravis that wear like steel, all tires are about 50% worn. Van has a store installed alarm system, which also has a remote start. Option running boards installed. A new store installed SONY CD player "2008" i also have the original radio. Included is a spare set of ford rims for a separate mount of snow tires. This van was only out in the snow a few times, if it snowed i did not work that day. The interior was custom installed blue & black carpet wood shelving peg board on the ceiling for attaching tools. There are many interior lights in between the shelves & on ceiling in the rear of the van with a switch in the rear to operate them all. As far as the front interior it is pretty much perfect except for the drivers seat which is stained a bit between the legs & a slight tear in the one seam. NO ONE EVER SAT IN THE PASSENGERS SEAT. Snow & water catching mats on both drivers & passengers side. There is a custom center console carpeted with storage underneath top has a nice writing surface. Buyer is responsible for pick up and or delivery to your destination. Van is Located in Northeast Pa are by Wilksbarre Pa. ANY COMPANY LETTERING ON THE VAN WILL BE REMOVED BEFORE YOU TAKE IT, JUST THE STS LOGOS. THEY COME OFF EASY WITH A HEAT GUN. This van has only been driven 26 miles in the last 9 months. Off road from mid June 2013 to current.
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