Ford E-Series Van XLT (2001)
Sale price: US $6,250.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “56 documented oil changes and all maintenance done as needed. Road rash on side door (took a parking garage too tight once). Dent in passenger side rear fender, dent in rear bumper and ding in front bumper--all hard to see in photos, but see pictures--it's all just light cosmetic stuff so we were never interested in fixing. Couple of slight stains on carpet here and there but nothing major. Overall in great shape for its age. Well cared for, rust-free southern truck. Come see in person and test drive---you will buy it if you do! I would let my mother drive this across the country.” |
| Year: | 2001 | VIN : | 1FBSS31L31HA96484 |
| Mileage: | 170,000 | Transmission: | Automatic |
| Make: | Ford | Body Type: | Extended Passenger Van |
| Model: | E-Series Van | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Trim: | XLT | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Engine: | Triton V8 | Options: | DVD player, backup camera, LED cabin lights, cruise control, CD Player |
| Drive Type: | RWD | Safety Features: | Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag |
| Power Options: | Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats | Exterior Color: | Silver |
| Fuel Type: | Gasoline | Interior Color: | Gray |
| Drive Side: | Left-hand drive | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
Roswell, Georgia, United States
Vehicle description
Sold this van to someone in New Jersey but they had health issues after the sale and backed out. Listing again. .
We"ve owned this van for five years and used it for family vacations, toting boy scouts, volleyball teams, church groups, hauling furniture, camping and just about everything else you can imagine. Bought it from original private owner who had over 50 documented oil changes (every 3000 miles). I have continued this and only use full synthetic oil. No leaks, no problems. Factory tinted windows and no accidents. The minor dents and dings are all original! No bodywork!
Cold A/C and just had system checked at dealer for coming spring season- verified no problems. Always maintained so it needs nothing. In fact, I just recently had a new fuel pump, new $1200 set of Michelins, new shocks all around, new battery, etc. etc. Listing locally so buy it now or you may lose out. Rust free southern car. .spent whole life in GA and TN. Note that van price = cost of oil changes and recent regular maintenance. great deal for what you are getting. I"ve seen these motors with 500,000+ miles on them.
Also spent a boatload on luxuries including:
Two center Captains chairs which match the interior and were $700 (these were very hard to find). Backup camera DVD player with distributed video to back seats (we have put up to 46" TV in the back for trips) LED party lights that pulse to music or stay stationary on whatever color you want. Cafe-style seating with table but will include original extra bench seat to seat 15 passengers (van currently seats 14 as it is set up right now). 800 watt power inverter with distributed household power plug to rear seats as well Powered subwoofer Satellite Radio iPod input cable Auxilary input jack Battery disconnect switch
Here"s what"s not included in the sale: the white TV in the picture and TV stand, the bed and pillows, the sheepskin seat cover- -these are just various pictures I have taken over the years during different configurations. Note that the driver seat is in great shape (no holes or tears)- I just realized the sheepskin cover might make it seem like I am hiding the condition of the seat, but I"m not. It"s great.
By the way, beware of extended vans with low, low mileage. Often, they are school or church transport vans that are left to sit around, which does tremendous damage to the motor if it"s not turned over regularly because it dries out the seals and rings. Once someone starts running a motor like that regularly, it blows the engine. I am biased, but i"d rather have a 10,000 mile per year van that had fluids changed every 3000 than a van that has sat around.
We"ve owned this van for five years and used it for family vacations, toting boy scouts, volleyball teams, church groups, hauling furniture, camping and just about everything else you can imagine. Bought it from original private owner who had over 50 documented oil changes (every 3000 miles). I have continued this and only use full synthetic oil. No leaks, no problems. Factory tinted windows and no accidents. The minor dents and dings are all original! No bodywork!
Cold A/C and just had system checked at dealer for coming spring season- verified no problems. Always maintained so it needs nothing. In fact, I just recently had a new fuel pump, new $1200 set of Michelins, new shocks all around, new battery, etc. etc. Listing locally so buy it now or you may lose out. Rust free southern car. .spent whole life in GA and TN. Note that van price = cost of oil changes and recent regular maintenance. great deal for what you are getting. I"ve seen these motors with 500,000+ miles on them.
Also spent a boatload on luxuries including:
Two center Captains chairs which match the interior and were $700 (these were very hard to find). Backup camera DVD player with distributed video to back seats (we have put up to 46" TV in the back for trips) LED party lights that pulse to music or stay stationary on whatever color you want. Cafe-style seating with table but will include original extra bench seat to seat 15 passengers (van currently seats 14 as it is set up right now). 800 watt power inverter with distributed household power plug to rear seats as well Powered subwoofer Satellite Radio iPod input cable Auxilary input jack Battery disconnect switch
Here"s what"s not included in the sale: the white TV in the picture and TV stand, the bed and pillows, the sheepskin seat cover- -these are just various pictures I have taken over the years during different configurations. Note that the driver seat is in great shape (no holes or tears)- I just realized the sheepskin cover might make it seem like I am hiding the condition of the seat, but I"m not. It"s great.
By the way, beware of extended vans with low, low mileage. Often, they are school or church transport vans that are left to sit around, which does tremendous damage to the motor if it"s not turned over regularly because it dries out the seals and rings. Once someone starts running a motor like that regularly, it blows the engine. I am biased, but i"d rather have a 10,000 mile per year van that had fluids changed every 3000 than a van that has sat around.