- 1985 MY Ford E-350 Conversion Van
- 7 Cloth Red Seats
- New Air Conditioning Reported
- Fold out bed
- Car recently tuned seller reports
- Is set up for new radio input
- New front brakes reported
- Ladder
Ford’s E-Series line-up, also known as the Econoline and Club Wagon are a series of full-size vans that the Detroit automaker introduced in 1960. These models are still produced as a chassis on the long-running fourth generation, and what we’ve got here is a third-generation 1985 Ford E-150 Regular Cargo Van for sale, with just 54,000 miles on the odometer and a plush interior that’s great for taking a long trip with family or friends. It’s not often that we see vehicles of this nature pop up on Exotic Car Trader, and they typically move fast when posted, so grab it while it’s still available!
Exterior and Interior
A Ford van is instantly recognizable as such, and this third-generation 1985 Ford E-150 Regular Cargo Van bears the design cues that came with the third-generation’s extensive redesign over and under the skin over the second generation. Body-on-frame construction meant great versatility for the automaker to offer a range of body styles, and whilst this example started life as a Cargo Van, it’s since undergone a conversion into a passenger camper of sorts. The exterior sports an eye-catching maroon and gray paintjob that ensures you won’t lose it in a sea of similar vans and campers. It rolls on alloy wheels shod with tall-profile tires, and out back lives the spare wheel as well as a ladder for roof access. The interior is decked out in red, with a wood-trimmed dash and sports seven red cloth seats, as well as a wood table in the center. Doors are trimmed in red and white and have red curtains for privacy. The seller reports that there’s also a fold-out bed, new air conditioning and it’s setup with an New aftermarket Alpine head unit installed in the dash, sporting Bluetooth, CD and SiriusXM capabilities. A CB radio also appears to be installed although its functionality is not known.
Engine
This 1985 Ford E-150 Regular Cargo Van packs a 351ci (5.8L) Windsor V8 that drives the rear wheels via an automatic transmission. The seller reports that it’s been recently tuned, and the vehicle has received new front brakes.
Ford’s E-Series line-up, also known as the Econoline and Club Wagon are a series of full-size vans that the Detroit automaker introduced in 1960. These models are still produced as a chassis on the long-running fourth generation, and what we’ve got here is a third-generation 1985 Ford E-150 Regular Cargo Van for sale, with just 54,000 miles on the odometer and a plush interior that’s great for taking a long trip with family or friends. It’s not often that we see vehicles of this nature pop up on Exotic Car Trader, and they typically move fast when posted, so grab it while it’s still available!
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