IMO the only thing that Van has going for it is the interior looks well kept. But think you'll be much better off with something that isn't as dated.
I would concentrate more on the make of the van (as stated already: parts availability, service availability - cant go wrong with Ford or Chevy), and the type of engine it has...You'll eventually end out resenting your decision if the Van seems underpowered.
I agree with what's been said. Seems a little high and a little old. If you have your heart set on a Ford you can find one in your budget if you are OK with 2wd gas. Several have traded in the mid 20's lately.
Update this thread or make another sharing what you are looking for and people here will help.
I'd say they are $10k too high. At least. My brother in law has a 1995 ford with the same layout he is going to be selling here in SoCal and he is going to ask $20k for it. In just as nice shape too.
I agree with what's been said. Seems a little high and a little old. If you have your heart set on a Ford you can find one in your budget if you are OK with 2wd gas. Several have traded in the mid 20's lately.
Update this thread or make another sharing what you are looking for and people here will help.
Mid 20's?? I think I need to be more patient then. Valuations are hard without being in-the-know. Thanks!
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