Sold - 1991 Ford E-250 Camper

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Edit: price changed to reflect the fact that I need to leave the state soon and am motivated to sell ASAP. Just passed smog, literally 3 days ago, so she's ready to be registered! Title in hand, asking $8,500 OBO cash or cashiers check. Some background: I was unaware of a LOT when I purchased this vehicle, and I don't intend to mislead anyone who wants to buy this beautiful vehicle. I won't say the previous owners lied to me, but they did their best to make sure I had no idea what I was getting myself into. The engine had a lot of problems, and I've put a massive amount of time and money into fixing those problems. Considering it just passed smog with flying colors, I'm very proud of the success and my mechanic is shocked that I'm selling this (he loves the van and tried to convince me to keep it, haha). The engine is in seriously great condition now, and I'm confident she has a LOT of miles left in her. Unfortunately, I am a college student and just switched into a much harder major than I was previously in, and I just don't have the time to take her camping on the weekends like I planned. She deserves someone that will use her. The main things I want to point out (and the reason for the low price) are the odometer (I have no idea if any of the previous owners pushed it back, but I suspect 80,000 is not the original miles - again, no way to know), and the interior camping systems. The actual engine works great, and that's where I've spent the most time working on the van, but the van A/C does not work and the previous owners claim that the overhead works once you charge the batteries. The 2000W power inverter is brand new, and everything should work great when plugged in, but since I live in a dorm I have no way to test this, hence the price. There is also a fair bit of surface rust, what you'd expect for a vehicle this age, but structurally everything is great and in the rain I didn't notice a single leak. There is a spot in the back for a chem-toilet, but I didn't like the idea of a porta-potty in the van so I disposed of it. As far as I know, the gray water tank and water system work great, but I haven't tested it. Could be that it works great, could need some work. That's included in the price. The back seat/couch folds down into a second bed, and is in great condition aside from one tear on the couch. She starts up right away, and is able to get to 80mph on the freeway (I'd suggest hovering around 70mph though - she's a big van). The van also has two gas tanks, so is great for longer road trips where you stop between destinations. If you have any questions or want a video walkthrough, please send me a message! I tried to list all the potential things that might come up, and I really hope that she's able to find a good home. Her name is Sunny. :)

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