PERFECT FOR BUS & TRANSPORT COMPANIES! This 2006 Ford E-350 XL Super Duty is a fleet lease turn-in from a large leasing company. This van was used for transporting various government bureaucrats from Washington DC to Virginia. Due to the company's contract these vans ran their routes from DC to Virginia regardless if there were passengers or not! The 35k miles on this van are 100% interstate and highway. This particular van features the hard to find vinyl seat/vinyl floor combination which is perfect for bus and transport companies. The seating arrangement consists of a rear bench seat that seats four, two rows of bench seats that seat three, and the driver and passenger seats. That's 12 passengers total with plenty of room for maneuvering! This seating arrangement also makes loading and unloading of passengers quick and easy. Standard features include Ford's 5.4L V8 engine, 4-speed automatic transmission, vinyl bench seats, molded vinyl flooring, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo and front and rear air conditioning. The exterior of the van is in great overall condition with the exception of a ding in the rear bumper as well as a small blemish on the passengers side of the rear bumper (See photos below circled in red). The interior of the E-350 is in great condition as well with the exception of two small blemishes on the second from last bench seat. We assure you that you will not be disappointed with this van! Mechanically the Ford is all there. The engine runs strong and responsive and the transmission shifts without any hesitation. As with all of our vehicles we've passed the E-350 though our NAPA Auto Care Center and have given it a safety inspection which it passed without a single problem. We would not hesitate to drive this van back across the country if necessary. With only 30k miles this van has years and years of work left to do! Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.

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