2009 Ford Econoline E350 4X4 4wd Van Quigley 103K miles

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Price Lowered! This has been an awesome van, with more than $50,000 invested, not including a bunch of the labor. Please read through the below in full, especially the imperfections section, then feel free to ask any questions you may have. Thanks Exterior • Python 2 Way LCD 1 Mile Range w/ remote starter & w/ GPS tracking • Raised bubble top: 64.5" height on interior • Quigley 4x4 Conversion • Upgraded Bilstein Shocks B6 R 92-14 • 3.5" Lift Kit • Front aftermarket 30" Cree LED Light Bar Dual Row • Front Winch Warn VR EVO 12 S • Tinted Windows • Rear ladder • Rear Propane Holder • Rear Camera • Roof Rack Mounts • Roof Rack Thule platform • Steps for driver side & passenger door • Catalytic Conversion Theft Guards • Snow Chains • (2) Sets of wheels (one all season, one winter) with aftermarket rims, both with less than 7k miles. • Awning and cell booster shown in photo not included. Interior • Rooftop exhaust fan • Pioneer aftermarket w/ AV Receiver & aftermarket speakers • Lights around top of van interior • Electrical System ○ Charge system when car is running, from shore power or 200 amp hour battery ○ 200amp hour battery ○ Fuse Block § Interior Lights § Interior electrical heaters § Interior Outlets • Built out interior boxes over wheel wells • Laminate floor • Custom car door organizers to hold various items for front seats, side doors & rear doors • Window Covers made of 3m insulate and reflective material for all windows • Electrical space heaters in front and back • I have some extra seats if you want to build in some. Imperfections • I have taken this off road and into trails so there are some scratches & chips on the paint in various places, imperfections inside, etc. This van is awesome but has been actually used off roads so is not perfect. It is not a 200k sprinter conversion. • There is no real body rust but some surface rust on components under van. I've spoken to family members that are mechanics and a local mechanic who say it is not an issue but you obviously need to make your own assessment. • About 9 months ago van was stolen from outside my house. I forgot to arm my Viper Security System but thankfully I had GPS so was able to get it back less than 12 hours after it was stolen. However, the front steering column had to be replaced as it was damaged where the van was hotwired. Also found a small glass pipe like you buy at local smoke shops, so the insurance company totaled the van even though the cost to replace what was damaged was only a couple thousand dollars. As a result of this, it has a salvaged title. Had it professionally cleaned after it was stolen. • Something is draining the battery i.e. it dies after letting it sit for like 3 weeks. Because I'm selling the van, I don't want to invest more time in determining the cause. • Small squeak when breaking at times, so might be time to change the pads • Gas gauge isn't totally accurate so i typically use the odometer

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