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bdj238

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bdj238 said:
Expensive but amazing! If I win the lottery....

http://reno.craigslist.org/rvs/4886449733.html

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4X4 EXPEDITION VEHCILE -- This project started out as a 1999 Ford E450 Ambulance with the highly sought after 7.3 litre turbo diesel from FORD. It had been kept inside and had 95,000 miles on the odometer and had been professionally maintained by an Ambulance Company. If you're serious about a high quality expedition vehicle and don't have the $500,000+ to buy the one of your dreams --- this is an outstanding option for us mere mortals.

The 4x4 conversion was done by UJOINT OFF ROAD (http://www.ujointoffroad.com/) in Fletcher, North Carolina. Following is the work done on the drive train:
•4x4 conversion -- including Stage 2 Dana 60 Front axle and Dana 80 rear axle
•Custom 6" Suspension lift -- heavy duty leaf springs front and rear with Air Bag assist on the rear
•On Board Air System for the bags and plumbed to air fitting front and rear.
•Aluminum Front Bumper
•16.5K Warn winch
•Sway bars
•Electronic Ratio Adapter
•NV271 Transfer Case
•Transmission rebuild/4x4 Conversion
•Major upgrade on Tire and Wheels. Tires are G load rating and 19.5 wheels are built to take the weight.
•Bilstein shocks with reservoir front and rear
•Custom wheel spacers for rear track
Interior conversion was a major project. We left most of the cabinets in place that came with the ambulance and built around them for the most part. The beauty of starting with an ambulance is the quality of the build is incredible. They spare nothing to build a quality unit that's more solid than any typical RV. The entire box is double wall aluminum and all cabinets on the inside are an integral part of the body. There's virtually no flex or rattle at all. The outside storage compartments are huge and allow you take all the gear you need for a serious adventure. We had all systems installed professionally and everything works well when out in the rough or plugged in at RV park. Here's the list
•Water System -- 65 gallons in custom stainless steel tank with small grey water tank
•Propane system for stove and heater as well as plumbed to outside compartment for outdoor cooking
•Porta Potti
•Fold out shower in rear. Customer design -- works great.
•Yamaha 3000 generator
•3 HUGE Deka 8D batteries (this is in ADDITION to the two 1000 CCA batteries wired separate for engine start)
•4000 watt inverter
•Sink and stove inside
•Instant hot water system
•Dinette / bed conversion with storage
•One IndelB 50 litre 12 v refrigerator
•One National Luna 74 litre refrigerator/ freezer -- very low draw. This unit is used in Africa for safari. By far the best available.
•TWO shade awnings --- one on passenger side and one on back to cover the shower.
In addition -- the fuel injection harness and fuel injectors have been gone through and replaced where needed. All computer sensors that tend to go bad have been replaced. This rig was prepared for a serious adventure through Mexico and Central America and now I have to return to New Zealand without getting to take this trip. I can't tell you how bummed I am to have to sell this baby. I've been working on it for a year to get it ready and now I'm heading back down under before I realized my dream adventure. My loss is your gain. Only serious buyers please.


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ihatemybike

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OK, somebody needs to grab this.
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/5123589622.html

Craigslist Ad said:
1989 E-SuperDuty Diesel OverSized Body 1,500 original miles - $3500

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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?

E350, E-350, powerstroke, idi, rv, motorhome, shop, repair
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