2004 Ford 4x4 5.8L V8 Van ($49k)

[migx333]

Stumbled upon it while browsing
Looks like pretty decent job for the 4x4. what do you guys think?

2004 Ford Van 4x4 - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive sale

For sale: 2004 5.8L V8 Ford 4x4 Van - 4x4 conversion - 99k miles - Custom rear bumper with rear back up lights and full sized spare - Custom front bumper with light bar - All 5 brand new all terrain...

sandiego.craigslist.org

 

[ovrland6250]

The 4x4 conversion looks different than most of the well established conversions look on these vans (ie...Quigley, Agile, U-Joint, etc...). Considering the physical location of the van I would do some research and make sure it is not from Javier Crow down in TJ. Google search will show you what to look for and why you do not want one.

 

[migx333]

Yes im very familiar with the Crow guy in TJ
I believe this isn't him. I've seen the Crow guy's wonky conversion in person

 

[MSD]

This is the same out fit, several folks down in Cali now use Halicon Racing who crow/zavier uses… same junk just a different guy selling it. Anything built by Halicon is something you want to run from…

 

[86scotty]

Every Crow's van I've ever seen has those hoop steps on it. My vote is that this is one. I can't remember what the rest of their running gear underneath looks like but given location and the total package shown I think it's Crow's.

 

[billiebob]

WOW, the welding on the "blocks" lifting it are fright pig scary. And %49K for a party limo missing the champagne cooler.
Run Forest, Run !!!

The interior is the best..... naturally since it is all factory.
I do love that factory Ford convertible bench seat. We took an E150 Captains Club Wagon across Canada in 1987.

This thing should be a low rider, not a lifted 4x4.