Loading page
Loading...
2006 FORD E-250 ECONOLINE CAMPER VAN — FULL ENGINE & TRANSMISSION REBUILD • $15K+ RECENT SERVICE • SOLAR • CAMPER CONVERSION
223,000 MILES • 5.4L TRITON V8 • SOLAR • HOUSE BATTERY • CAMPER BUILD • 70+ SERVICE RECORDS • $9,991
This 2006 Ford E-250 Econoline camper van is being offered on consignment for a private owner through Overland Automotive LLC.
The biggest thing to understand about this van is not simply the mileage — it is the amount of mechanical work that has already been invested into it.
The current owner has put OVER $15,000 INTO SERVICE AND REPAIRS DURING THE LAST TWO YEARS, including a FULL ENGINE REBUILD and a FULL TRANSMISSION REBUILD.
The van also has an extensive maintenance history with 70+ service records.
Yes, it has 223,000 miles. No, it is not a perfect or pristine van. It has been used and enjoyed as a camper and has cosmetic wear inside and outside.
What makes this particular van stand out is that many of the expensive mechanical items buyers typically worry about on an older camper van have already been addressed.
FULL ENGINE REBUILD + FULL TRANSMISSION REBUILD
Major recent mechanical work includes:
• FULL TRANSMISSION REBUILD — TOP TO BOTTOM
Performed by GG Transmissions in Hillsboro
• FULL 5.4L TRITON V8 ENGINE REBUILD
Major internal engine components, sealing/gasket work and related wear items addressed during the rebuild
• New spark plugs
• New ignition coils / ignition components
• New engine gaskets and seals as part of rebuild/service work
• New mass airflow sensor
• New fuel filter
• New filters
• Fresh engine oil and fluids
• Major fluids serviced from front to rear
• New starter
• New PCV valve
• New brake booster
• New brake pads
• Power steering fluid serviced
• Steering inspected / adjusted
• Additional maintenance and repairs completed during the last two years
OVER $15,000 IN RECENT SERVICE AND REPAIRS.
That is why mileage does not tell the entire story with this particular van.
Rather than buying an older camper van and immediately wondering when the engine or transmission may need major attention, the current owner has already invested a substantial amount of money into rebuilding the major drivetrain components and servicing the vehicle.
It currently drives very well.
SOLAR CAMPER VAN CONVERSION
This E-250 has already been converted into a simple, functional camper setup and is ready to use as-is or continue building to your own preferences.
Camper equipment includes:
• Roof-mounted solar panels
• Solar charge controller
• Dedicated house battery system
• New hardwood-style flooring
• Insulated cedar walls and ceiling
• Roof ventilation fan
• Convertible couch / bed
• Couch seating during the day
• Converts flat for sleeping at night
• Built-in cabinetry
• Deep sink
• Electric water pump
• Large approximately 30-gallon freshwater tank
• Freshwater tank easily accessible from the rear for filling
• Overhead cabinet and storage space
• Dedicated space for a cooler or electric refrigerator
• Plenty of room for camping equipment and extended trips
The camper layout is intentionally simple and practical.
You could use it exactly as it sits or continue modifying it into a more elaborate camper build over time.
A LOT OF CAMPER VAN FOR $9,991
If you have priced newer camper conversions, Sprinters, Transits or ProMasters, you already know how quickly prices can reach $40,000, $60,000, $80,000 or considerably more.
This E-250 offers someone an opportunity to get into a functional camper van with:
• Solar power
• House battery
• Sleeping setup<br
This 2006 Ford E-Series E-250 is available for drivers in Hillsboro, Portland, Beaverton, Vancouver, Oregon City, Lake Oswego, Mcminnville, Happy Valley ...