1967 Ford Econoline

Description

There's just something always cool about a forward-control van, and this 1967 Ford Econoline shows it off nicely. It's a blank slate with a ton of potential and a few nice upgrades already in place.

This has the clean lines of a cool/classic panel van. And outlaw-style wheels with spinners give this a touch of sportiness. Plus, it really has a ready-to-work attitude with the side towing mirrors and trailer hitch receiver integrated into the rear bumper. The Harbor Blue paint is the factory-correct color, and it has been resprayed later in life to be quite complete and utilitarian. It sets up the right feeling for this van because the overall impression you'll get is a classic that has possibilities. It can be restored to be everything from a cool Scooby-Doo Mystery Machine to a useful tool for your business that has a vintage distinction that stands out.

These forward control vans offer individual seats up front, and that has been upgraded with contoured cloth buckets supplied by a Fox-body Mustang. The setup on these is ideal where the driver gets a commanding view of the road and a well-balanced mid-engine layout. The long flat floor is great for everything from carrying cargo to becoming a build for your home away from home.

Ford's sturdy 240 cubic-inch inline-six is mounted in-between the seats for a nice weight balance. It has a true look of honesty, just like the rest of this van, but it also has the right signs of maintenance - including possibly a new carburetor. It fires up readily and shifts smoothly on the column-shifted three-speed manual transmission. This package feels quite good going down the road, and the upgraded wheels allow for a newer set of wider modern tires.

True vintage style and permanent utility make for a distinct van that's ready for your next chapter. Call today!!!