- 7.3L V8 Engine
- Automatic Transmission
- New 25CC Injectors
- Full Exhaust - Electronic
- Billet Torque Converter
- Deep Pan
- Rear End Rebuilt
- Custom Wood Cabinet Built In Rear
- 20Inch Wheels
- Spare Seat Included in Sale
- Repainted
While SUVs sure do have their strengths, sometimes nothing offers the same kind of practicality as what is offered with a van. However, not all vans were created equal, and Ford’s E-350 Econoline XL SD was undoubtedly considered one of the better options on the market, combining practicality with decent performance and comfort. The E-Series range of vans from Ford are a long-running line of full-size passenger and cargo movers. The underpinnings of the fourth generation of van are so good, the model is still in production today, over 30 years after it was first introduced. Our featured van is a 1992 Ford E350 XL Super Duty. It’s powered by the Navistar-related 7.3-liter Power Stroke turbo-diesel engine, has recent maintenance, and has 269,000 miles on the clock.
Exterior and Interior
The exterior of the 1999 Ford E-350 Econoline XL SD is typical of your everyday van. It features large slab sides, with a rear-side sliding door on the passenger side and dark-tinted windows all around. The driver’s side features a handy ladder where the roof can be easily accessed. There’s also a heavy-duty roof mount with an X-Cargo roof box. The front doors feature “7.3L Power Stroke” badges on either side, reminding onlookers of the diesel motor that resides within. The rear of the E350 features an externally mounted jerry can, as well as split-opening doors. The exterior has been repainted in gray, and the van sits on 20-inch wheels. Moving inside, you'll find a black-trimmed interior with three rows of seating. The owner also reports that a spare seat will be included in the sale. Up front, there’s a modern Android-based touchscreen head unit. There are also auxiliary gauges to monitor boost pressure, transmission temperature, and exterior temperature mounted to the driver-side A-pillar. Last but not least, there are custom-built cabinets in the rear.
Engine
Under the hood, you’ll find a 7.3-liter V8 Power Stroke turbo-diesel engine. The engine was rated to produce 250 hp and 505 lb-ft of torque when new. The owner reports that this particular van features new 25cc fuel injectors, as well as a full electronic exhaust. The rear end has also been rebuilt, and there’s a Billet torque converter as part of the automatic transmission.
While SUVs sure do have their strengths, sometimes nothing offers the same kind of practicality as what is offered with a van. However, not all vans were created equal, and Ford’s E-350 Econoline XL SD was undoubtedly considered one of the better options on the market, combining practicality with decent performance and comfort. The E-Series range of vans from Ford are a long-running line of full-size passenger and cargo movers. The underpinnings of the fourth generation of van are so good, the model is still in production today, over 30 years after it was first introduced. Our featured van is a 1992 Ford E350 XL Super Duty. It’s powered by the Navistar-related 7.3-liter Power Stroke turbo-diesel engine, has recent maintenance, and has 269,000 miles on the clock.
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