2006 Ford E-Series Van

Minivan, Van

6.0 Diesel

Automatic

1FBNE31P66DB01876

Clear

Diesel

2006 Ford E350 4X4 Van, with a 6.0 liter diesel. I purchased this van just after it was professionally converted to a 4X4. It's a coil over conversion, similar to what Salem Kroger used to do. It's got a Dana 60 front end from a 2008 F350. Procomp suspension with about 6" of lift. Since purchase, I've invested over $15K in making the van expedition-ready. This includes the camper interior, as well as mechanical upgrades, all of which I have receipts for. Upgrades completed within the last year and a half: bulletproof EGR cooler and oil cooler2 new high performance batteriesnew alternatornew FICM, injectorsnew fuel pumpall new steel braided heating and cooling hosesnew wiring harness, entire electrical system gone throughnew turbo inlet pipe and bootnew brake pads and vacuum pumpviper alarm with kill switchpioneer stereo with speakersroof rack new insulation at floor and side panelsnew floornew sportsmobile couch/bed completely re-upholsterednew cabinet with aluminum triminsulated window coverings The interior was built for sleeping comfort and gear storage, I left out the stove and sink to have a more open floorplan and for more room for toys. I had an outside kitchen set up that worked for my needs, but the stove/sink cabinet area could be easily added. *this is the dream van, but I now need a daily driver for work, so I'm going back to a Tacoma with pop up camper on the back. *available for local pick up, or could arrange shipping for an additional price. For those curious about the odometer discrepancy, I had this investigated when I bought the van, and there were no signs of rollback, all of the numbers matched. I bought it from Javier, who builds and sells 4X4 vans, and has established a good reputation. He assured me that nothing was tampered with, and my third party inspector backed him up, and also added that the software to rollback a digital odometer costs thousands of dollars and requires extensive knowledge. In short, I don't know where the discrepancy comes from, but the majority of the van build only has about 12K miles on it, and I've invested a lot into making the engine bulletproof and problem-free. All the work is recent, well documented, and done at the best diesel performance shop in northern california. Thanks for looking.