2012 Ford Econoline Sold
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- Year2012
- MakeFord
- ModelEconoline
- TrimE-250
- Body StyleCargo Van
- PriceSold
- Mileage142,324
- Call Now 781-985-9096
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- Exterior ColorOXFORD WHITE
- Interior ColorGray
- Engine4.6-L V-8 SOHC 16V
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeRear-Wheel Drive
- Fuel TypeFlex-Fuel
- Mpg City12 - 13 miles/gallon
- Mpg Highway16 - 17 miles/gallon
- Doors3
- Stock No.20193A60513
- Vin1FTNE2EW1CDA60513
Installed Features
2 Door Cab
Air Conditioning
Anti-Lock Brakes
Bucket Seats (front(2))
Ignition Keys (2)
Ladder Racks on top
Odometer Scale (Miles)
Power Brakes
Power Steering
Radio (am/fm)
Shelving inside
Shelving, Ladder Racks
Tilt Steering Wheel
Tilt Wheel
Vehicle Comments
1 OWNER Lease Fleet Turn In. Has ladder racks on top and 2 shelving units and wall divider inside. Has 4 new tires and alignment. Front brakes have 70% left. Rear brakes about 75% left. Front end is tight. No leaks anywhere. A/C is Cold. All doors and locks are operational. Extremely clean undercarriage. Some minor dings and scratches, see all the pictures, but strong and ready to go. I am using this as a daily driver. So no bull about it. Call Kevin or Jay for more information 781-985-9096 781-733-7061 603-630-1238
Disclaimer: All vehicles are subject to prior sale. All prices are subject to change without prior notice. Prices do not include any government fees or taxes.
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Contact Jay's Automotive Consultant
Phone: 781-985-9096
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