Vehicle Sale History - Ford Econoline page 47

2000 ford E150 conversion high top van, good running cond, body is good cond, interior is also good cond, but drivers seat is worn covered by a seat cover, has a new water pump and radiator, 3 day only auction NO RESERVE

Great condition. Runs quiet. I brought it from New Jersey. No rust.

2000 E-150 SE CONVERSION VAN, MARK III. V-8. Leather, tv, curtains, seven passenger, high top, can stand up easily. Replaced ball joints, bushings ti-rods, brakes are good, drives and rides very good, air works, heater works, all gauges work. Back door opens from the inside, not the outside, needs a handle or locking mechanism. Seats can be taken out if you want more room.

Pros: Engine is smooth, runs good. Large engine for a very large van. Relatively new, barely used knobby truck tires (for driving anywhere), thick aluminum rims. Previously a Commercial van, mfr buyback converted to a handicap van, and then to a work van. Has a removeable 3rd row seat, and roomy. 6 feet space between back of front seat and front of 3rd row seat. 2 feet in addition behind (removeable) 3rd row seat. Excellent for kayaks, etc. Ran well, drove well. Purchased in Reno Nevada/Tahoe area and drove to Dallas. No issues before pulling wiring when removing handicap hardware. Cons: in process of removing handicap equipment, found out parking brake was on a motor and switch. Disengaged it, put it back together, and tripped ABS/Brakes. Based on codes, ABS is working fine, but brakes locked. Cant shift or unbrake parking due to foot brake sensor/abs fusebox wiring from handicap conversion. Has drum brakes. needs brake upgrade. Selling for good price as mechanic work truck opportunity. I love the van, but not technically inclined, and do not want to spend money for repairs. Excellent work van for someone who can fix it. Selling as is, where is. North Dallas (Richardson) Texas area. Pick up (Tow) within 7 days of purchase required.

Great camper van, work van, toy hauler, etc.. I've used it for 3 years, drove it from OH to ID. I use it for hunting, fishing, music festivals, and mountain camping. The 7.3 Powerstroke starts easily (I usually don't even have to have a block heater on it, even in winter), runs smoothly, and will pull about anything you can put behind it. It's one of the best motors ever built and frequently runs for over 300,000-400,000 miles. The transmission was rebuilt by Big Sky Transmissions in Billings, MT, who specialize in Ford transmissions for race trucks and RVs. (the front seal blew out, so I had the whole thing rebuilt; they told me it's now bulletproof) It has less than 2000 miles on it and shifts solidly. It has the highly sought-after Quigley 4x4 conversion. Everything in the 4x4 works as it should: 4H, 4L, 2H, transfer case, manual lock-out hubs. It also includes:A/C (works but I think it needs gas)cruise controlpower locks, power windowsheavy-duty tow hitchoutside flood lights on each sideexhaust fanplenty of lighting in rear areaseparate heater- A/C w/ thermostat for rearlots of cabinets, closets for storagediamond plate running boards2 Interstate batteries installed new in 2016 Mechanically it's great; the drivetrain is the best part of the vehicle and there are no mechanical issues I'm aware of. It is over 20 years old, so it isn't perfect; there are some dents and dings, rust, and wrinkled paint. There are small details I never got around to fixing: a dash light out, needs a couple new door lock cylinders, carpet in front is dirty, could use new floor covering in rear, etc.. But that's why you won't have to spend $15,000 or $20,000 (or Sportsmobile/ Sprinter $60,000!). It is sold as is, no returns, so please ask questions before bidding. Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping (USA or Canada). Amtrak runs right through Sandpoint (ID) so you could ride the train and drive it home. I-90 runs through Coeur d'Alene, approx. 50 miles south, and I'm willing to deliver there (my bank has branches there so a cashier's check can be verified). I will accept cash or a cashier's check, but in the case of a cashier's check the vehicle and title won't be released until the check clears the bank (or can be verified), no exceptions. (so plan on picking it up on a bank work day, or if having it shipped make sure the check is verified or has cleared my bank before arranging shipping) Added notes: I've not used eBay for quite awhile, so if you're checking feedback please look back at "all feedback." You'll see I have nothing but positive feedback buying and selling. Buyer may arrange shipping if shipping is desired (it's not 'local pickup only'). And the shipping quotes provided by eBay are usually pretty high I'm told. Check on your own for a better deal.