2003 E350 EB Quigley 4x4 for sale

[Tomboy]

It's time for a new home for Rex. We were going to build it out, but we bought a new truck and Airstream instead.

2003 E350 EB Quigley 4x4
5.4L V8
3.55 ratio
150K miles
Runs great and in very good condition
Class IV rear hitch
Front hitch
Prodigy trailer brake controller
XD Monster rims 20"
Heavy duty Safari roof rack with lights - can stand on it
Rear ladder
Full length running boards
Rear bench seat


In the past year:

New Pioneer stereo, Kenwood amp, speakers and subwoofer
Rear backup camera
New paint
Alarm system with mobile phone app
LED headlights from Redoval
Reupholstered front captains seats in leather
Passenger swivel base
Insulation, mat and rubber flooring throughout
Air bag suspension
Brand new Wrangler AT 10 ply tires with about 1000 miles on them
New spare wheel and tire
New batteries (has two)
Current registration good until April 2017, just smogged

Asking $26,500
Located in Long Beach CA

PM me if you're interested or call Robert @ 9one6 - 742 - 9five21 to see it.

Photos in my gallery and will try to post them here.

[Tomboy]

Here are some photos

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New rubber flooring with insulation below

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New headlights

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Leather seats

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Rear ladder

[BroncoHauler]

What's the issue with towing? Could it be solved with a gear ratio change?


Herb

[Tomboy]

That might work. With a 7500# trailer and a bunch of gear in the van, it's more than we feel comfortable with on the long inclines (up and down). A lighter trailer would be no problem at all.

We've bought a new F250 diesel that hardly knows the trailer is back there.

[Tomboy]

Ok guys, what's the issue? Price too high or something else?

[MSD]

I'm not sure… I like your rig a lot. Every area pulls a different price. IMHO it seems like CA pulls higher prices. I did buy my 2004 6.0L rig basically how it's listed in my SMB registry, (with no issues) for $18,000.00. But I had to travel to buy it, because folks in Colorado also ask high prices. Which I wasn't willing to pay… especially after looking for a year I felt like I knew what was a good buy. If I was in the market now for a rig I'd pass because of the price and wait for something else, but that's just me. It all depends on what's out there right now, It wouldn't be the rig for me but that doesn't mean that it not the right rig price for another buyer. Good luck with the sale, the right buyer will come around. Especially since it's the time of year that people are thinking about buy camping rigs...