2000 Ford Extended Econoline E350 Super Duty 4x4 7.3L Quigley

For sale is my 2000 4X4 7.3L diesel Ford E350 Super Duty extended van. The van turns heads with an 8" lift. It has new tires, automatic transmission, A/C, Bluetooth stereo, and back-up camera. No warning lights on dash, except for a brake light when I bought it (brakes work fine and always passes Cal smog). Registered through Aug of this year. Front seats are worn, so I placed two durable Cordura seat covers on them. Don't be fooled by the front of the body. The previous owner changed it to a newer year because he liked the look of the newer grill. The van is a 12 passenger, with split seats up front, 2x 3-person bench seats, and a 4-person bench in the back. I have temporarily unlatched and moved the rear two benches and built an RV-sized queen bed in the back. I can remove it, if wanted, and place the benches back, or the new owner can have all of it. The bed is made to be placed/removed when needed with a few screws within the wooden bed frame I built. The exterior pics of the paint look better than in person, as it needs a new clear-coat. Much of it is peeling off. I was going to paint it, but I'd have to ask more for it, and the new owner may have wanted a different color, or chose raptor lining it anyway, as it can easily become an insane overland vehicle. The exterior is set up with a full roof rack, ladders to rack on both sides, beefy stepped nerf bars on both sides, wench front bumper with electric 13,000lb wench (I don't have the controls for it, and have never used it), beefy rear bumper with double locking swing-gate for spare tire and locking triple fuel-can rack, and front and rear hitch receivers.

The van has the desirable 7.3 diesel engine and is a Quigley 4X4 Conversion with a Dana 60's. I have all of the detailed paperwork on the conversion. Also, even though we are at 330,436 miles, I have the document/receipt from the previous owner showing that a new transmission was installed at 305K miles. I haven't put many miles on it since I purchased it, as my camping plans went a different direction once I bought it. She's not new, but she's a pretty cool beast. Drive the way it is or do a complete camp conversion.

Due to the amount of money that will be changing hands, the ONLY form of payment I will take is a cashier's check from a major bank, to be verified and transferred at my local bank, with myself and the new buyer present. Safer for all of us. My bank is Mon-Friday 10am-4pm for the transfer, so please plan your purchase based on those hours. Title is CLEAR and in hand.
No trades or low-ballers thanks. I will be available, text message only, during daytime hours, at six six one-333-two five 66. Verify you're not a scammer by starting your text with "the real deal", followed by your first name. Cheers, Mike

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