2005 Ford 4x4 van 5.4L 98k $59k

[unreng]

...Not mine...

https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/ve...797753677.html

For Sale - Asking $57,000 OBO

98,000 miles - gas

4x4 Ford Econoline Lifted Camper Van sleeps 4, has a pop up second floor sleeper, a two burner stove, refrigerator, and sink. It also has the hanging garment and storage compartment just like a Sportsmobile RB50 layout. Rear bench seat converts into 2 person bed. The pop top is a triangle shape like a Volkswagen camper van. Aluminus front & rear Baja bumpers with cargo box, a front wench and a back went wench too. 5 brand new tires. The 4 x 4 conversion is less than 14 months old. Everything is done top-flight. Also all 5 new tires put on approximately less than 3500 miles ago. New brake pads and new rotors.
New AV, Stereo, speakers , alarm & back up camera. Surf racks too.

January 2019 Rebuilt transmission with a three-year transferable national warranty to new owner.

The person that rebuilt transmission is considered an expert in all of central Oregon and said that the four-wheel-drive conversion was done very well.

Must see. Super clean!

Call to view this one of a kind off road camper van.

Kelly

[Twoxentrix]

A lucky gent with two "Wench's" - probably a good bet neither has ever been used

[BroncoHauler]

Being discussed here, along with some concerns.


http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/for...rse-23272.html




Herb

[Bellpilot]

Definitely not Aluminess bumpers! The interior is exactly like my kids Traverse but it is a Quigley. I am not a fan of the exposed bolt on fender flairs. I would be awfully cautious of the 4x4 conversion. I would not buy a converted van in this era unless it is a Quigley, Ujoint, Expo Vans (MG Metalworks), Sportsmobile or Agile conversion. I won’t give any preference so the thread does not go off the rail.

[saline]

Way too tall for a Quigley