SOLD: 2008/9 Ford Extended SMB for Sale

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I think the pics will generate even more interest than we've already seen. This shouldn't last much longer.




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[Mightyjy]

Originally Posted by bentriderken

Regrettably it is time to put this awesome RV on the market. I hate to part with it but need to because of advancing age. We are the original owners.

2008/9 Ford E250 RWD (Vehicle is a late 2008, new and converted in 2009). Less than 42K miles. 5.4L engine
Pristine condition: Always garaged, never driven in the snow or salted roads. We were very experienced campers when we ordered this, so we ordered it to include those features that are most used and eliminated items that add weight, take up room and are seldom used (at least to us).
• EB10 Extended Van Sportsmobile build (Dinette/bed in rear)
• Penthouse with bed
• Danhard AC
• Norcold 3 CF frig
• Microwave
• Stainless Steel Sink
• Grey water tank
• Running boards
• Upgraded Xantrex converter (much better management of house batteries)
• Two house batteries mounted under the floor at extra cost.
• Below floor storage
• Aluminess Spare Tire carrier
• Hi intensity headlights (replacing the pitiful Ford headlights)
• Hi intensity running/fog lights
• Back up camera
• External 120 V outlet
• Porta-pottie
• Rear door screens
• Day/night shades
• Driver and passenger swivel seats
• Class IV trailer receiver (mounted but never used)
Rear door screens
What it does not have:
• Propane. We use a portable 2 burner propane stove and the 1 lb. tanks which last a long time. Heat is furnished by a electric heater with remote
• Fresh water system. Two one gallon jugs fit nicely in the sink. We would not drink out of the onboard water tank if it were available. There is gobs of storage for more water or anything else you might want.

Since this will be our last RV we will include stove, pots, pans, utensils, lanterns, etc. if desired.

I do not very good pictures at present and it is too cold to take it out from the garage plus I am sure how to include them on this post. I am happy to send what I have to anyone who has a serious interest in it. Thanks for your understanding.

Asking $29,500 which is less than half of what it cost new.
Located in Cincinnati, OH

I am very interested. I have been looking for a year and are considering all the new RV vans with solar panels and power to have option for off grid on ocassion. Have you ever considered adding solar? I’d like to know whether if that can be done and the cost. Please send me the dimensions of the vehicle. I want to know if it would fit inside my garage. Finally, is the price negotiable? I am in Illinois and can come over to check it out.

[bentriderken]

The van is 20' 7" long, 6' 6" wide. I always allow 7' 4" for adequate clearance for height. It fits in my garage although I increased the height by two inches just to be sure. Probably didn't to do that but I didn't want to find out the hard way.

I have never considered going solar but I am sure it can be done. There is a lot of roof space for panels.

The price is negotiable within reason. Thanks for your interest.

[campIV]

In regards to the solar question, I added 200 watts of solar to my RB50 for a total cost of about $450. I can’t recommend it highly enough! As long as it gets about 4 hours of direct sun per day, the fridge and lights (all converted to LED) will run indefinitely. The panels, wiring, and controller were from Renogy. With the solar addition the van is too tall to fit through a standard garage door. Of course it didn’t fit before the solar either. Hope this helps.

[pmi]

Hello, Beautiful and interested
Can you PM me?
pmivball@yahoo.com
thank you

[Djp087]

Sweet van. Might be interested in near future if still available. GLWS

[meanders]

I sent a on but got no reply.
I'm interested.
Meanders