Amazing 63 Econoline Cargo Van on 2040-cars
Gardena, California, United States
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1963 Econoline van with matching numbers, CA. black plate and three on the tree. The engine, interior, chrome and all running gear is perfect both functionally and mechanically and done to either original or better. The 187 cu inch engine runs smooth and is so clean you can eat off of it! Van tracks straight. Every screw replaced with stainless steel and every decal replaced along with hardware, locks, door handles etc. Carpet is brand new along with complete interior which was all custom done. Double insulation in walls makes it VERY quiet. I have had it for one year and used it only for photo shoots. It’s been driven about 30 miles in the last year and maybe that since re-furbish. It is truly a head turner. The only weakness is that the exterior paint is not to show condition, various small scratches and a ding or two but nothing noticeable unless you investigate and the roof is not buffed and could use a complete sand and paint. Featured last year at The Hot Rod Magazine Show in Pomona.
Also have hardware for flip out rear windows, original manual in perfect condition, and Dear John letter from glove box dated 1966. Surfboard rack and 60's era Phil Surfboard of Downey, Ca. is included. |
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