2001 Ford E-350 Limo Bus on 2040-cars
Avon, Ohio, United States
Thank you for viewing our auction! Up for bidding we have a 2001 Ford E350 Limo bus. The vehicle has 266,424 actual miles on it. The vehicle starts right up and runs strong. This mini limo bus has been in our fleet for over 4 years now. It's been a good money maker for us. We have recently picked up a Mercedes sprinter as a replacement. So it's time for this old reliable to make someone else some money! Overall the bus is in good shape. The exterior could use some touch up here and there. Though no major body or fiber glass work. The interior is very modern with nice seating , wood floors, and cool LED lighting!
If you have any questions about this listing? Please feel free to contact me directly via my cell. 440-823-6969 ask for Al. This is the preferred method of contact. |
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