1988 Ford E-150 Starcraft Conversion Van With Braun Handicap Lift No Reserve on 2040-cars
Abingdon, Maryland, United States
I am selling this for a relative- For sale is a 1988 Ford E-150 Starcraft Hi-Top Conversion Van with a Braun power handicap lift & floor tie downs. EFI V8, Auto transmission, Power windows/locks, Cruise control, Tilt steering wheel, Back seat that converts into bed, Starcraft cooler, Dual AC, Fog lights, Running boards, Duel fuel tanks. Alloy wheels. The engine does not run, and hasn't for years. There is no battery. We put a battery on the handicap lift, and the lift DOES work. The tires will hold air for transport, but will eventually leak. Clear title in hand. The van is more than likely a parts vehicle or fix up??? PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING. Vehicle is for sale locally- if NO bid's, auction could end at any time. See multiple photos- Van can be inspected, prior to bidding, to form your own opinion.
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