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1990 Ford E-350 Ambulance : West Palm Beach, FL: 1990 Ford E-350, 121,000 miles. 7.3L, 8cyl diesel engine. Starts right up every time and runs very well. SIX NEW TIMBERLINE TIRES! Fine fabric seats up front and comfortable jump seat in the back. Power strips/outlets thruout. Main storage area 9' x4' but with in-cab door open, will hold lengths up to 12'+. This ambulance was used the past two years for attending festivals and is in great shape. Needs only a hubcap and some paint - ready to roll! Great deal at ONLY $5,750. SEE OUR AD ON CRAIGSLIST: http://miami.craigslist.org/pbc/cto/1235453324.html Features: - Six BRAND NEW Timberline TIRES. Brakes maintained and in great shape. - Power converter or shoreline access (option to run lights/outlets by generating power or plug into external source). Dual batteries. - Tall side door with steps, dual back doors. Nice padding, diamond plate throughout. Inside desk space. - All lights/sirens fully functional. Side floods, rear load, 3 types of interior lights. Emergency light bar, wig/wag, flood, all work perfectly. - Seven external lighted/locking storage compartments, including tall and long spaces. LOTS of interior cabinet space too. - Sturdy flat roof suitable for chairs/satellite dish. - New fan clutch, a/c works for front and rear compartments. - Great side panels for advertisements!

1990 Ford E-350 Ambulance

West Palm Beach, FL: 1990 Ford E-350, 121,000 miles. 7.3L, 8cyl diesel engine. Starts right up every time and runs very well. SIX NEW TIMBERLINE TIRES! Fine fabric seats up front and comfortable jump seat in the back. Power strips/outlets thruout. Main storage area 9' x4' but with in-cab door open, will hold lengths up to 12'+. This ambul ...

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