Michael Crouch
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I have a Quigley 4x4 V8 5.4 camper buildout that I'm looking to sell. Initially (earlier this year) I was going to sell before going to NYC, I decided to hold onto it for awhile during covid since I'm no longer going to NYC (F-that!), but I'd like to move to a better daily driver/overland vehicle so I'm going to put this up again.
Based in Boulder, CO but willing to travel if you live in the right place!
I had been itching to buy one of these for years and was constantly browsing Craigslist looking for just the right one. I found this van with low miles last summer planning to build it out into the perfect van for living, climbing and surfing all over North America in 2020.
Previous owner did a great job building out a nice little DIY camper setup that I haven't changed; it worked great:
2007 Ford Econoline E350 Superduty Quigley 4x4
- $39,000
- 77,000 miles
- V8, 5.4L
- Quigley 4x4
- Gear ratio is 3.73. Front axle application is 00-04 F350 Super Duty
- Full size mattress
- Sink with battery operated pump, 8 gallon water tank, 5 gallon grey water tank
- Swivel front passenger seat
- Third rear seat with seatbelt installed professionally
- Slider drawers and strorage
- Renogy 200 Watt/12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Bundle Kit with (2) 100W solar panels, 30A charge controller, 1000W inverter, 12V battery
- Aluminess roof rack and ladder
- Pioneer Bluetooth radio/cd/Aux stereo
- ARB awning
- 10" lift with rear airbags
- Tow package
Clean carfax. Recently repaired AC/heat, rotated tires and got an alignment. The renogy battery died recently due to me accidentally unhooking the charge controller. I can replace or leave it for you.
Initially I was selling because I was moving to NYC. I'm no longer moving (covid), but looking to move to other projects. It's a great vehicle. People think 5.4's are underpowered, but I haven't really experienced it, even driving up i70 in Colorado or over plenty of mountain passes in CO or Wyoming on climbing trips.
Texting works better than email. Willing to negotiate on price. No, I won't sell the awning separately. Craigslist Ad here
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Based in Boulder, CO but willing to travel if you live in the right place!
I had been itching to buy one of these for years and was constantly browsing Craigslist looking for just the right one. I found this van with low miles last summer planning to build it out into the perfect van for living, climbing and surfing all over North America in 2020.
Previous owner did a great job building out a nice little DIY camper setup that I haven't changed; it worked great:
2007 Ford Econoline E350 Superduty Quigley 4x4
- $39,000
- 77,000 miles
- V8, 5.4L
- Quigley 4x4
- Gear ratio is 3.73. Front axle application is 00-04 F350 Super Duty
- Full size mattress
- Sink with battery operated pump, 8 gallon water tank, 5 gallon grey water tank
- Swivel front passenger seat
- Third rear seat with seatbelt installed professionally
- Slider drawers and strorage
- Renogy 200 Watt/12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Bundle Kit with (2) 100W solar panels, 30A charge controller, 1000W inverter, 12V battery
- Aluminess roof rack and ladder
- Pioneer Bluetooth radio/cd/Aux stereo
- ARB awning
- 10" lift with rear airbags
- Tow package
Clean carfax. Recently repaired AC/heat, rotated tires and got an alignment. The renogy battery died recently due to me accidentally unhooking the charge controller. I can replace or leave it for you.
Initially I was selling because I was moving to NYC. I'm no longer moving (covid), but looking to move to other projects. It's a great vehicle. People think 5.4's are underpowered, but I haven't really experienced it, even driving up i70 in Colorado or over plenty of mountain passes in CO or Wyoming on climbing trips.
Texting works better than email. Willing to negotiate on price. No, I won't sell the awning separately. Craigslist Ad here
thee oh three five 2 three nine four oh six
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