Need a E 100
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From: Fayetteville, NC
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E100
Hi Doug,
Not sure exactly what you're seeking but I am trying to talk my father into selling his 1963 Ford Club Wagon, E100. It has been setting under a carport in San Diego for years. My husband and I are here and have been playing with it, trying to clean it up a bit. We drove it around the property the other day after my husband worked on the brakes. This van is rare (we think). Details are:
1963 E100
Econoline Falcon Deluxe Club Wagon, 170 cui L6 (2.8L)
Color is Viking Blue Metallic with outside trim
Has 4-speed transmission on the column (Dagenham)
This is the van I drove around when I was 16 and I'm now A LOT older than that. It needs to be cleaned up but it's pretty much all there and very cool. Not sure what you want to spend but I know he won't let it go cheap. He has the seats and camping cabinets that came with it. It's a very cool van.
Mindy
Not sure exactly what you're seeking but I am trying to talk my father into selling his 1963 Ford Club Wagon, E100. It has been setting under a carport in San Diego for years. My husband and I are here and have been playing with it, trying to clean it up a bit. We drove it around the property the other day after my husband worked on the brakes. This van is rare (we think). Details are:
1963 E100
Econoline Falcon Deluxe Club Wagon, 170 cui L6 (2.8L)
Color is Viking Blue Metallic with outside trim
Has 4-speed transmission on the column (Dagenham)
This is the van I drove around when I was 16 and I'm now A LOT older than that. It needs to be cleaned up but it's pretty much all there and very cool. Not sure what you want to spend but I know he won't let it go cheap. He has the seats and camping cabinets that came with it. It's a very cool van.
Mindy
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What are you planning to do with it?
If you are planning to replace the 6-cylinder engine with a V8, then starting out with a 1965-1967 would be best. Better yet would be a 1965-1967 that came with a 240 engine.
If you are planning to replace the 6-cylinder engine with a V8, then starting out with a 1965-1967 would be best. Better yet would be a 1965-1967 that came with a 240 engine.
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I will have to talk to my father when we get back to CA in a week. He and my husband have been working on it, cleaning it up, painting dash and panels inside, etc. Send me your contact info and I'll get back to you in a week, once I talk to my Dad. Send privately to my husband's e-mail address at jimstoren (at) yahoo (dot) com. Or you can post phone number here if you're comfortable with it.
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