Ford 4WD E350 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel with Sportsmobile top - $21,000
I'm sad to see it go! Used this site a lot in the inspiration for it.
1997 Ford E350 EB with 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel 163K miles.
Quigley Four Wheel Drive Conversion
Sportsmobile Penthouse Pop Top
Isolated 3rd "House" battery - Diehard Platinum Marine
12V Guy dual battery kit
Blue Sea fuse box.
Additional external and internal lighting
Python Alarm
Power Inverter - Xantrex Fleetpower
Stereo with Bluetooth
Back-Up Camera
BFGoodrich All-Terrain Tires
Warn Manual Locking Hubs
Air Compressor and tank (not hooked up)
Reflectix insulation.
This van was originally an ambulance, it was then purchased by a gentlemen who put the pop-top on it. He also covered it with Line-X (truck bed liner).
After I purchased it some of the ambulance cabinets were removed the house battery and some of the 12V outlets were added. The van works very well for those who want an open floorplan with the basic camping amenities. You can fit 6 surfboards,3 bikes and still have room on the floor. You can also build a kitchen and dinette and have a fully functioning Sportsmobile.
This van is from '97 and it is not perfect, there is a little rust underneath and the inside is not perfect. Please ask if you have any other questions, I don't want to waste anybodies time (mine included). {This is minor surface rust, minor for a vehicle of that age}
New within the last year:
Hubs
Rear brakes
Pinion bearings
Wheel bearings
All Fluids
Photos: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/5098663850.html
I'm sad to see it go! Used this site a lot in the inspiration for it.
1997 Ford E350 EB with 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel 163K miles.
Quigley Four Wheel Drive Conversion
Sportsmobile Penthouse Pop Top
Isolated 3rd "House" battery - Diehard Platinum Marine
12V Guy dual battery kit
Blue Sea fuse box.
Additional external and internal lighting
Python Alarm
Power Inverter - Xantrex Fleetpower
Stereo with Bluetooth
Back-Up Camera
BFGoodrich All-Terrain Tires
Warn Manual Locking Hubs
Air Compressor and tank (not hooked up)
Reflectix insulation.
This van was originally an ambulance, it was then purchased by a gentlemen who put the pop-top on it. He also covered it with Line-X (truck bed liner).
After I purchased it some of the ambulance cabinets were removed the house battery and some of the 12V outlets were added. The van works very well for those who want an open floorplan with the basic camping amenities. You can fit 6 surfboards,3 bikes and still have room on the floor. You can also build a kitchen and dinette and have a fully functioning Sportsmobile.
This van is from '97 and it is not perfect, there is a little rust underneath and the inside is not perfect. Please ask if you have any other questions, I don't want to waste anybodies time (mine included). {This is minor surface rust, minor for a vehicle of that age}
New within the last year:
Hubs
Rear brakes
Pinion bearings
Wheel bearings
All Fluids
Photos: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/5098663850.html
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