2010 Ford E-Series XLT Quigley Aluminess

[Kibo]

Not a lot of pics or information here, but thought this might make a good starting point for someone:

https://www.usadscenter.com/2010-For...rk-City-172623

No affiliation with this seller or vehicle.

[BroncoHauler]

The price seems (too) good, unless there are some undisclosed problems.




Herb

[1der]

New York van - need really good underneath pics.

Price is very attractive - but agreed Herb, certainly caution advised.

[dat2ra]

Seems reasonable. It is not campered and has a low roof. No winch. Lots of ## to trick it out.

[Matt24]

I think I was in contact with that guy before (4 months or so). Same pictures. It is a E150 as far as I know. Price is good though.

[Tlorusso]

Wonder what the alternative fuel caveat is all about

[carringb]

The "Alternative Fuel" listing was probably auto-generated from the VIN, because both the 4.6L and 5.4L that year are E85 capable. I don't see any indications this is a propane or CNG conversion.

Price-wise, this would be a little on the high-side without the Alluminess goodies. Book value of the base van is about $6-7k. The Quigley package was probably 12k new. I don't know how much to depreciate that part of the van, but it certainly should not be full value. I'd guess $8k is probably a fair value on a 10 year old Quigley package?

There is some good value in the Aluminess stuff, especially if somebody needs a 4x4 and was planning on installing Aluminess anyways. To me, it looks a little higher than the normal Quigley setup. Maybe the previous owner already did a RIP package?