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SOLD to a cool cat from Montana.
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For Sale 1978 Ford E250 Quadravan (Pathfinder converted 4x4 van)
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Got any pictures of the exterior and undercarriage?
I can only see the first 3 interior pics for some reason.
Got any pictures of the exterior and undercarriage?
I can only see the first 3 interior pics for some reason.
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I have it posted at expedition portal too.
1978 Ford E250 Quadravan 3/4 ton 4x4 van
I can see the pics but if you still can't, hit me at nateisaak at hotmail. Not sure why it isn't working.
1978 Ford E250 Quadravan 3/4 ton 4x4 van
I can see the pics but if you still can't, hit me at nateisaak at hotmail. Not sure why it isn't working.
HMMMmmm
If a 460 fits a 4BT would do nicely.
If a 460 fits a 4BT would do nicely.
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Any interest? I'm in no rush but my LX is starting to come together and I picked up a M101a1. So, I'm looking for an RTT, bumpers, winch, sliders, and arbs. Could be an interesting trade...
Love it!! Wish you were closer 
That's slick. I always wanted something like that. Wish I had money to burn.
I would have thought this would have sold by now in spite of the 460 !!!
A new one is 40K or more w/o any custom interior.
This would be cool as long as one did not have to use it as a DD with a long commute........
GLWS
A new one is 40K or more w/o any custom interior.
This would be cool as long as one did not have to use it as a DD with a long commute........
GLWS
That could make a cool tow rig!
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Price drop-$3500. Yes, it makes a great rig for a lot of things if you don't have to commute in it everyday and are not in a hurry. We use it a a lot for car camping, hunting, desert cruising, ski parking lot BBQs, etc. It tows great (460).
The oil filter is relocated and does make oil changes easy. If I were keeping it, I would flip the filter. It's not a huge deal but you spill a little when you take it off. If the other way, zero spills.
I had to fight a bunch of offers to get it. Now, not too many bites. Maybe the economy? Gas prices were actually higher when I got it. And I've done a bunch of maintenance and repairs including having the transmission rebuilt. And, I've chased down all the electrical ground gremlins so that frustration is over. The way I set up the dual battery is cool. You can run the radio off either the drive or switch to house so you are not at risk of draining the main.
I would keep this but as many here know, now that my 450 is where I want it, I just don't drive the van that much. It's hard to justify two winched and lifted vehicles. Plus, I just finished my M101a1 which lets me haul all the gear I need so the van sits most of the time. I take it out once a week for a couple miles just to keep the old girl happy.
The oil filter is relocated and does make oil changes easy. If I were keeping it, I would flip the filter. It's not a huge deal but you spill a little when you take it off. If the other way, zero spills.
I had to fight a bunch of offers to get it. Now, not too many bites. Maybe the economy? Gas prices were actually higher when I got it. And I've done a bunch of maintenance and repairs including having the transmission rebuilt. And, I've chased down all the electrical ground gremlins so that frustration is over. The way I set up the dual battery is cool. You can run the radio off either the drive or switch to house so you are not at risk of draining the main.
I would keep this but as many here know, now that my 450 is where I want it, I just don't drive the van that much. It's hard to justify two winched and lifted vehicles. Plus, I just finished my M101a1 which lets me haul all the gear I need so the van sits most of the time. I take it out once a week for a couple miles just to keep the old girl happy.
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Awesome!
Awesome!