Sold - 2005 Ford Econoline E350

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-5.4l V8 -152k miles -Clear Colorado title -Transmission- rebuilt at 119k -Air Conditioning- new compressor and recharge 2023 -Tires- Toyo Open Country AT 3 - 265/75/16 - new 12/24 -Battery- New 12/24 -Paint- Raptor Liner 9/24- body is Bone with fine spray/ bumpers are black regular coat -No rust- Van has been in Colorado most of its life. -Heavy Duty tow hitch with trailer brake synchronizer and wiring Build was done in September 2024 -Power center- Bluetti AC200 MAX - 2200W / 2048Wh - can charge via solar/ plug/ or 12v outlet -Solar- Bluetti PV200D 200W portable -12v Fuse Box- Blue Sea -USB/ USBC charge ports and extension cords for 110v aft and at counter by sink -Fan- MAXXAIR Maxxfan deluxe 10 speed with remote -Diesel Heater- Vevor 5KW with remote- Rotopax 2gal diesel tank rear mounted (sprayed tan color)- can add another Rotopax to it for gas/ water/ diesel -Sink- Torva- folds flat with cutting board in top -Water pump- Wassermann- on/ off switch installed -Water- 5gal fresh/ 3 gal grey -Insulation- Havelock Wool walls/ foam board floor and ceiling -Custom insulated window coverings made for each window- tuck behind walls for easy storage -Blackout curtain to cab -Duramax tweed finishing on doors and ceiling trim -Table- swivel/ adjustable- can switch to larger top if desired. -Tint- 20% in cabin- DIY, looks pretty good and you can’t see in from outside -Latex mattress with custom covers- single bed and can put boards down to convert to full size bed- modular for a variety of seating configurations. Boards stored behind drivers seat -I use pillow covers to store my bedding in during the day -A lot of under bed storage -Engine light is on- code PO446- wire/ gas cap or sensor, mechanic said it’s not a big deal and can just leave it, or try a couple things to figure it out. -Front seats are really worn- have seat covers on them -Cruise control switch assembly cover came off, still works -Exterior bumps and dings- mostly at rear passenger side- see photos Diesel Heater is a game changer for camping. It’s amazing for even 60 degree mornings when It’s a little chilly. I did a lot of winter camping in single digits and it was comfy. Best van addition, in my opinion. I built Tumbleweed for a western states roadtrip / camping adventure and have loved it. It’s been great and with high clearance can actually go places to reach the best camp spots where a lot of those other vans can’t go :) I didn’t build her for urban sleeping, but she’s stealth and blends in well enough. You could put on a WeldTec Baja Grocery Getter lift kit and this babe will go anywhere! It’s got quirks and not perfect but super reliable, pretty rad, and adventure ready. It is available, I will mark as sold when it's sold. Thanks!

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