1999 Ford E-Series Van

Minivan/Van

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

1FTNE24L0XHB80986

Gasoline

1999 Ford Econoline E250 Van Former Howard County Owned Fleet Maintained 109,000 Miles 5.4 Triton V8 - Automatic Trans MD Inspected Ready for Tags and Registration Buy it now or make a reasonable offer - clear title in hand. Buyer will be provided with title, bill of sale, inspection certificate, maintenance records, and emissions records Clean Inside and Out Runs and Drives great - Body in Excellent Condition for its age Custom Rear Cages - Lockable organized tool storage Interior walls and doors lined with stainless steel Custom Built divider wall and rear diamond plate floor Entire van can be hosed out with central drain - very clean inside Locking center console with clipboard integrated Rear locking Thule racks Light bar, side illumination lights, controllable spotlight, all working Front tires 25%, rear tires 80%, full size full tread spare Cargo area built in lighting Towing package, but never had a hitch installed, upgraded rear suspension and prewired for lights Upgraded step bumper Side step bars A/C blows cool but is not ice cold, needs recharge 2 known issues Engine has occasional misfire in cylinder #3, I replaced coil but may need new plug. Side sliding door exterior latch broken, internal mechanism needs adjustment, lock and interior latch work fine. Runs and drives fine but has vibration at standstill Small 3" tear in driver seat Able to hold lots of cargo and can still hold 4x8 sheets. MD inspected until 10/15/11 My username 3series_salvage is usually used for selling vintage salvaged bmw parts. This van is not salvaged or has a salvage title, just a great van ready for a new home. I'm only selling as I need a larger vehicle for my business needs and cannot afford to keep 4 vehicles in my fleet. People have asked how hard it would be to remove cages. cages are just 2 large units screwed into the van, you can just unscrew from what I am told, nothing is welded in place. There is an air system behind that will need to be pulled, and I am unsure what will be required to remove the divider, but I imagine most will want to keep that.