1993 Ford E-150 Econoline Conversion Van

Selling this conversion van via an absolute auction, with no reserve. High bidder after 7 days drives it home, whether it goes for $100 or $1 million. READ CAREFULLY my description because it is honest and there will be no refunds. I bought this van in April 2010. I have no idea what "trim" it is or the exact engine size. It has functioned flawlessly for me since. I have driven it to Myrtle beach, full of family, twice in those years. It just goes and goes. The exterior is in phenomenal shape. The paint has some oxidized imperfections but there is virtually no rust. Chrome is shiny new-looking. It really does look good. Come take a look if you are skeptical. About a year ago, I removed all seats except the 2 captain chairs in front and 1 chair behind driver's seat and made it into a hauling beast-of-burden. The van is 22 years old and it has two negative issues which it had when I bought it 5 years ago and which I have not fixed. Neither has been a problem for me, but you have to decide. The electrical system has some minor issues, but that includes the fact that the alarm goes off anytime day or night. As a result, I "unplug" the battery each time I want to be sure I am not awakened at 2am by the alarm. This is easy and adds 30 seconds to your day, but you need to know it. The second issue is the gas fill tube leaks when you fill the tank. The fuel tank does not leak, but the tube that leads to the tank does, so you can see some leakage right there every time you fill up. The conversion van comes with a bunch of stuff that may or may not work (I never used these items). This includes a tv and Nintendo system (obviously old game system), trailer towing package, cruise control (it works), power options (windows and locks work), CB radio, built in radar detector, am/ fm cassette player , VCR, 10 disc changer, alloy wheels. Tires are good.

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