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01-09-2019, 02:14 PM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Golden, CO
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For Sale: 2001 SB E350EB, 4x4, Cruiser top, $52,000
• Ford Van
o 2001 E350 – from Ford to Quigley to Sportsmobile, never used commercially
Never a daily driver, never rented, maintained to last many many years
o 80,900 miles – synthetic oil changed every 3-4k mi,
o V10 engine, pulls up the mountain passes easily
o New transmission fluid at 69,000mi, diff fluids also checked and were good
o New brakes front and rear – less than 15,000mi on them
o American Racing Mojave rims
o Wired for trailer
o Daniel Stern Headlight system
o Main gas tank – 28gal
o Aux gas tank 26 gal – aux tank currently not working, an electrical gremlin between Transfer-Flow digital gauge and pump at tank (pump is working) – great for long hauling between destinations. Does not impact OEM fuel system
o Aluminess full build
front bumper with storage – good for chains, tow straps, easy install for winch; also includes hi-lift jack
rear bumper with storage – tow equipment, misc
Baja box – incredibly useful for grill, leveling blocks, tarps, camp chairs, tools, etc. also has hidden Rotoplex spare 2.5gal gas can
• Yakima 2x bike rack included
Roof rack – custom built to hold solar panels and built around opening large enough for AC unit – good for storing sunshade, wood, etc.
• Thule ski rack included
o 3rd owner
o Cruiser Top
o Brackets for easy install of Fiamma Awning
• Suspension
o Quigley 4x4 – Installed on new van in 2001
o Custom Deaver rear leaf springs – very durable, considered better than OEM
Eliminates rear end sag and helps weight balance which helps steering feel
o Agile Offroad RIP Kit professionally installed by Dusty Dog Garage at 72,000mi
New FOX 2.0 custom valved shocks, custom variable rate coil springs, steering stabilizer, bushings, sway bar improvement
Improved handling on-road; minimized body roll
Awesome for dirt roads – absorbs wash board incredibly well
New bushings and steering stabilizer tightened steering to a factory feel
• Interior
o Completely gutted Sportsmobile interior and rebuilt by RVI in San Diego
o 2x seat belts on bench seat
o 6’ 3” standup height
o Bed can fit 6’3”
o Upper birth for child(ren)/storage, could easily be modified to sleep additional adults
o Refrigerator - 4.2CF 12v/120
Truck Fridge designed to bounce 1million miles down the highway in a semi
incredibly durable, no maintenance required
never an issue keeping anything cold
never killed the batteries
o Full wood cabinets including large cloths cabinet
o 2x slide out food/spice cabinets
o Upgraded insulation, headliner
o TV/DVD
o Composite counter tops
o Cabinet/seat for cassette toilet
o Basement – located where spare tire was; large storage area accessible only from inside van
• Electrical
o 360watt solar power – Blue Sky MMP controller
o 2x Group 27 AGM batteries installed in Fall 2014
Designed for enough kWh to run fridge, heater, tv, stereo, lights, etc for 24 hours without solar (solar panels covered in snow)
With typical use, batteries are recharged within a couple hours of sunup
o Wired for, and brackets available for an additional 4D battery which was overkill for our use but is available
o Large inverter with multiple 12v and 120v outlets throughout van, fuse protected
o LED lighting throughout
o Wired for microwave including fuse protection
o Wired for AC unit, vent/fan currently installed
o Solenoid w switch to start van on house batteries if van battery dies
• Water
o 15gal fresh water capacity
o 6gal hot water heater – new in 2015
o Interior sink
o Outside shower
o Outside tap for water bottles, dog bowls, etc
o City water connection & gravity filler
o Easily winterized
• Propane
o 6gal propane tank – more than enough for the length of summer, 10ish days in winter
o zero leaks across entire system during length of ownership
o LP connection for Coleman style grill
o 2 burner stove
o 16,000BTU Suburban furnace, rebuilt in 2014, works every time
Have used in sub zero conditions kept the van warm all night
o 6gal propane hot water heater
A few dings and dents that have been touched up. Never ridden hard. Intended to last, and maintained to last many many more years. Going from 1 kid to 3 kids has caused us to need a larger unit. Great unit for highway miles and camping deep in the mountains or desert.
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01-09-2019, 02:38 PM
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Site Team
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Southern New Mexico
Posts: 10,179
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Someone is going to score a killer rig at a great price. I don't expect this will last long.
Herb
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01-09-2019, 02:49 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: South Lake Tahoe
Posts: 158
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01-09-2019, 03:17 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Bend, Oregon
Posts: 156
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Beautiful van and good luck with sale!
I'm curious where the aux fuel is located since spare tire location is used for storage?
Plus, you have propane on driver side!
Any chance you could post a pic of tank locations?
Thanks!
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2006 Quigley E350 EB 5.4, Fiberine Super Camper Top (sold)
1995 4x4 Chevy G30 Extended 6.5l NA diesel (sold)
1984 Dodge B250 Get-Away-Van camper conversion (sold)
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01-09-2019, 03:25 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Golden, CO
Posts: 952
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Quote:
Originally Posted by neatvan
Beautiful van and good luck with sale!
I'm curious where the aux fuel is located since spare tire location is used for storage?
Plus, you have propane on driver side!
Any chance you could post a pic of tank locations?
Thanks!
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The transfer flow tank is in front of the rear axle. I know because I'm replacing the fuel pump in mine now. Fits nicely in that spot. They don't manufacture that tank any more sorry.
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01-09-2019, 03:33 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Bend, Oregon
Posts: 156
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Quote:
Originally Posted by simplesez
The transfer flow tank is in front of the rear axle. I know because I'm replacing the fuel pump in mine now. Fits nicely in that spot.
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Thanks. That seems like the ideal spot, which is often wasted. Good for weight distribution and keeping the spare tire storage.
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2005 Quigley E350 EB V10, Fiberine Super Camper Top
2006 Quigley E350 EB 5.4, Fiberine Super Camper Top (sold)
1995 4x4 Chevy G30 Extended 6.5l NA diesel (sold)
1984 Dodge B250 Get-Away-Van camper conversion (sold)
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01-10-2019, 10:40 AM
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Member
Join Date: Jun 2017
Posts: 32
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Damn, if only that had a 3rd forward facing seat
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01-10-2019, 10:44 AM
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Site Team
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Southern New Mexico
Posts: 10,179
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bigdood
Damn, if only that had a 3rd forward facing seat
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You might be able to fit a captains seat (maybe on a quick release base) but it would be right in front of the side barn doors. You may want to explore that possibility if its the only thing keeping from this rig.
Herb
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01-10-2019, 02:58 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: San Luis Obispo, CA
Posts: 2,554
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BroncoHauler
You might be able to fit a captains seat (maybe on a quick release base) but it would be right in front of the side barn doors. You may want to explore that possibility if its the only thing keeping from this rig.
Herb
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It looks like if the short cabinet was removed, you can fit a seat pretty easily. As Herb said, I would look into that if the setup otherwise fits your needs. Wouldn't cost much or be too much work to get it done.
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01-10-2019, 04:41 PM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Golden, CO
Posts: 27
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mikracer
It looks like if the short cabinet was removed, you can fit a seat pretty easily. As Herb said, I would look into that if the setup otherwise fits your needs. Wouldn't cost much or be too much work to get it done.
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Yes, the 'short cabinet' is the box I made for the cassette toilet and is held in place with a few small brackets. It would take at most 5 minutes to remove and the flooring and cabinets below/behind match. We also thought on installing a chair in this location. There are also seat belts on the side facing bench where we put the car seat for the last couple years.
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