1993 SMB Ford 4.9L Gas

[Turbo]

Selling a parts van or parts within the van. It runs, but would need work to make safe to drive. Needs coolant repair, brakes, and there is a ton of rust. Not worth restoring in my opinion, plus the roof is missing... Would love to sell it whole thing but willing to part it out as well. It's a 1993 SMB missing the pop-top. Located in Los Angeles.

Notable items available:

• Passenger seat (swivels!)
• Drivers seat
• Propane Stove
• SMB bench seats / Bed platform
• SMB Storage cabinets
• Side window
• Roof vent
• Rear doors with tire carrier
• Side sliding door in decent shape
• 4.9L gas engine appears to be in decent shape
• Headlights
• Wipers (control arms, motor, etc)
• Windshield
• Hood
• Front Bumper
• Rear Bumper

Already taken or removed:

• Poptop

[Turbo]

Interior pictures

[Turbo]

The van does run if someone wanted a project to wrench on. My quick non official list to make it road worthy would be:

Cooling
- Check fill coolant
- replace radiator

Brakes
- Check lines
- Check pads/rotors/drums
- Replace fluid
- Possibly replace brake booster

Engine
- Replace belt
- Change oil

Transmission
- Change oil

Body
- Cut out rust (there's a bunch of it)
- Check frame

Axel & Wheels
- New tires
- Check wheel bearings (Probably replace)

[Vanimal]

Will it take a Fiberine top? If so How much for the Van?

[carringb]

That's actually pretty decent looking in there, considering the age! This would a good candidate to turn into a trailer IMO

VANIMAL - Seeing where SMB typically cuts the roof, I think you'd have room to spare for a fixed top.

[Turbo]

Originally Posted by Vanimal

Will it take a Fiberine top? If so How much for the Van?

I'd assume so. I don't know the dimensions on the Fiberline, but if it fits to the gutter I don't see why not. The pop top fit similarly.

Asking $2500 for it obviously as-is.

[Turbo]

Originally Posted by carringb

That's actually pretty decent looking in there, considering the age! This would a good candidate to turn into a trailer IMO

VANIMAT - Seeing where SMB typically cuts the roof, I think you'd have room to spare for a fixed top.

I'd agree I think it shouldn't be an issue.

[Turbo]

I considered doing that myself, but don't need yet another project. It'll need some mechanical work to be road worthy again.

[Turbo]

Price for the whole van was $2500, lowering to $2300 OBO. Located in Los Angeles, CA

[Vanimal]

This is really not a bad platform, however where are the RUST spots??? What is the condition of the title? Is it a salvage? Can you send me more exterior pics and the pics of the rust spots??