1984 E Series Club Wagon Van. Family Owned Since Almost New! on 2040-cars
Fairfield, Illinois, United States
This auction is for a 1984 Ford E-150 Club Wagon van that has belonged to my father since it was almost new. He recently purchased a newer Club Wagon, so he's selling this one. This was basically his drive around town van, because it was easier for him to get in and out of than his Toyota van.
The Bad 1. The body has rust through in multiple places. 2. The air conditioning needs a main line replaced ($38 on Rockauto.com) and recharged. 3. The tires have good tread, but are out of round and probably should be replaced. 4. The body putty in the drip rail is peeling up. The Good 1. The motor runs great and the van drives out great except for the tires. 2. The interior is in very good condition. 3. The van has been regularly maintained and serviced. 4. The van has hardly been driven on salty roads, so the undercarriage is in excellent condition. If you have any questions feel free to email me. Thanks for looking! |
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