plh
Explorer
If I wasn't headed to China today it would be sitting in my driveway. Talked to the seller - its the real deal.
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/5123589622.html
Yes, truly under 2,000 original miles. I didn't believe it either until I saw it in person. There is no wear on the drivers floor, pedals, door striker, no grease on motor, trans, not a single ding in either of the bumpers, etc. The story goes: A guy that lives across the street from a Chicago golf coarse special ordered it in 1989 to park in his driveway and sell golf accessories out of because the city wouldn't allow him to operate a business inside his home. So he had this custom van made and it sat there ever since. Last year he decided to sell it and I now have it. It came with (and I still have it) the original 1989 title!). To make it roadworthy it recently got the following service.
Just got all new of the following:
Batteries
Front tires
Brakes at all 4 corners
Radiator
Heater core
Fuel Filter
Oil change
Probably a few other things I am forgetting.
Starts instantly, no smoke, doesn't leak ANY fluids. Drove it to Chicago and back two weeks ago, handles nice even on the freeway at 70mph. it's unbelievable really. Fully insulated/carpeted body, the possibilities are endless. I love this thing and had major plans for it but I lost my vehicle storage and have to sell a few things by the end of July. I kind of hope this doesn't sell but I'm throwing it out there. If I don't get close to what I am asking for it I will keep it. So don't waste my time with lowball offers. I don't need the money and I don't want to sell any of my projects but which ever ones I am left with after a couple sell I will keep. I know its a lot of money for a 1989 but its cheap for such a versatile van with hardly any miles. Try to find something similar that cruises the highway comfortably for this price. Recent parts total alone over $1800.
It has the desirable 7.3 International Diesel Engine. No Turbo. C6 trans! Great combo for a workhorse truck!
Would make a good service truck, mobile office, camper, tiny home. Who knows?
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/5123589622.html
Yes, truly under 2,000 original miles. I didn't believe it either until I saw it in person. There is no wear on the drivers floor, pedals, door striker, no grease on motor, trans, not a single ding in either of the bumpers, etc. The story goes: A guy that lives across the street from a Chicago golf coarse special ordered it in 1989 to park in his driveway and sell golf accessories out of because the city wouldn't allow him to operate a business inside his home. So he had this custom van made and it sat there ever since. Last year he decided to sell it and I now have it. It came with (and I still have it) the original 1989 title!). To make it roadworthy it recently got the following service.
Just got all new of the following:
Batteries
Front tires
Brakes at all 4 corners
Radiator
Heater core
Fuel Filter
Oil change
Probably a few other things I am forgetting.
Starts instantly, no smoke, doesn't leak ANY fluids. Drove it to Chicago and back two weeks ago, handles nice even on the freeway at 70mph. it's unbelievable really. Fully insulated/carpeted body, the possibilities are endless. I love this thing and had major plans for it but I lost my vehicle storage and have to sell a few things by the end of July. I kind of hope this doesn't sell but I'm throwing it out there. If I don't get close to what I am asking for it I will keep it. So don't waste my time with lowball offers. I don't need the money and I don't want to sell any of my projects but which ever ones I am left with after a couple sell I will keep. I know its a lot of money for a 1989 but its cheap for such a versatile van with hardly any miles. Try to find something similar that cruises the highway comfortably for this price. Recent parts total alone over $1800.
It has the desirable 7.3 International Diesel Engine. No Turbo. C6 trans! Great combo for a workhorse truck!
Would make a good service truck, mobile office, camper, tiny home. Who knows?
