Back around May I picked up this '84 Club Wagon. 4x4 conversion was done in the early 90's, got a 351. I've wrenched a little on dodge vans, Fords are new to me. Been at a bit of standstill lately, the wiring is a horrible mess, with random wires coming out of nowhere and crudely shoved into the fuse block. Trailer lights as the tail light set-up, like four different switches and cryptic sequence to turn on the headlights and It looks like at one time the dimmer switch tried to set itself on fire. Having a helluva time finding the fuse box diagram for this. Any help with that would be appreciated.

 

That is a great find!

 

 

^^^ that looks like it could be on the moon?

 

Don't recall posting here. If I did, admin., please delete with my apologies. Just got this about Mid-Oct. Buddy of mine was the second owner. I like it so far, no gig problems. Had to put a battery in it (Yeah, $100.00, but I mean it's not a major item) & needs a couple tires, sorta expected that & he even told me it probably would. If it had decent tires, I wouldn't hesitate to take it cross country. Anyway, enough yapping, here's the pics.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1&l=77091023ee

 

Goldie

 

Very nice looking rig there!

 

No, removed at some point, going to buy a stand a lone unit, using the space for storage.

 

 

Where did you get the "steps"?
Those are perfect

 

The one on the cargo door looks like a Super Hoop step.

 

Thanks! I'll google for it.

So after further investigation, they don't make them for my year of van.
I wonder what the difference is.

Off to eBay for some type of copy.

 

^^^ Very sharp - looks "capable"!
I especially like the body-color grille with the black bumper and accessories

 

These are the specific model. If they fit my 2010, they should fit your 04 with no problem. You can adjust the step angle.

 

Our 2008 E-350 XLT, I didn't have to pay extra for the sweet checkerboard patterned flames.