1990 Ford E-Series Van

Extended Cargo Van

5.8L 351Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

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We’re not sure what a hen’s tooth is, but finding an older Class B motor home is about that rare. Up for auction is a 1990 Coachmen Class B on a Ford E350 chassis. With 76,641 original miles powered by a 351 V8 engine, this coach has a lot of life left. Have you seen the prices on newer Class Bs? Insane! Here’s a chance to own one and have enough money left over to buy……just about anything! Here’s the background on this Coachmen….. An elderly woman purchased this Class B from her local RV dealership in June of 2008 with 76,082 miles. She drove it for a few hundred miles and parked it, where it sat until we found it on a side street in Kutztown, PA. You now have the chance to own this RV. According to the woman who owned the RV, everything was checked out and worked when she purchased it. We had a mechanic go over the vehicle and had the following work performed: - New alternator, internal fuel pump in the front tank, external high pressure fuel pump, left front brake line, battery, wiper blades, driver’s side power window unit and air conditioning charge. It was then run through PA state inspection and is now inspected until August, 2016. You’ll be all set to go. We drove the van about 200 miles back to State College, PA, with no issues. It ran great, the A/C was cold, the cruise worked well and the radio kept us company on the trip. As for the functions of the RV, the DVD player, microwave, roof A/C, stovetop burners, A/C outlet, lights, water pump all work. We did not run water through the system, but were told by the woman who owned the RV that all worked as it should. As for the refrigerator, we didn’t fully understand how it worked. Not being RV experts, we may have been doing something wrong, but we couldn’t get it started. There is no coach battery installed….the previous owner removed it when she parked it a few years ago.We have all the original manuals. Cosmetically, the seats and couch are in great shape, as is the flooring. We did not see any leaks in the top, but the right hand rear door could use a new rubber gasket. We noticed that the carpet was damp after a strong rain. We’re not sure whether this is a significant issue, since the time we noticed it was after a 2.7 inch rain day that broke a local record. Prior to the last woman’s ownership, the rear right interior panel looks like it was removed to expose a wire connection. Please see the pics for details. The clear coat is not in great shape, but the body is in great shape for an older RV. The awning has been firmed up prior to the previous owner’s purchase in 2008. A word on the title. It has a clear PA title. The previous owner lost the title and applied for a new one. She was unsure of the exact mileage when she applied, but was told by the agent, “Let’s just list it as Mileage Exempt, since it’s an older vehicle.” It’s not uncommon for older vehicles in PA. I have included pics of the mileage statement and other paperwork from the dealership where she purchased the RV in 2008. As always, we’ve tried our best to describe the vehicle. We care very much about the satisfaction of our customers, and work hard to make sure every transaction is a positive one. Please check our feedback to see what others have said about us. We’ve sold vehicles from vans to a $55,000 motor home. Finally, notice that we don’t charge any additional fees. The winning bidder pays that amount and nothing more to us. Of course, you’ll still be responsible for taxes and title work payable to the notary service of your choice. If you’re coming from out of state, we’ll be happy to pick you up at the airport in State College, PA. Several airlines fly into our town. Thanks for taking a look at this Class B. Please feel free to ask any questions and we’ll do our best to answer them. Good luck bidding!On Jul-01-15 at 04:15:46 PDT, seller added the following information: We've received a couple questions regarding the position of the interior panel that was removed. We thought we included a better picture, but it turns out it didn't upload and now we can't include it (Ebay only allows 24 pictures and we can't delete one to add another once a bid has been received). The picture that shows it is the one from the rear that shows the cabinet to the right and the toilet to the left. The panel is to the far right of that cabinet. You can see the yellow foam insulation in the picture. We'd be happy to email the better picture to anyone who wants to see it. Please email us and we'll get it out to you asap. Thanks, and good luck bidding.