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#18 of 371 myles1 by myles1 Jun 05, 1998 (10:31 pm)
I have been looking at the "Tradein value" of my '92 E-150 Conversion van & have seen the E-150 STD and also the E-150 STD Extended vans listed. Can someone tell me what the "Extended" is? Thanks.
#19 of 371 spop by spop Jun 08, 1998 (9:54 pm)
My wife and I are looking at a new Ford E-150 conversion van. We are told that the Explorer brand of conversion packages are a lower end quality and " to get a quality package you need to look at or consider a Sherrod or L.A.West package". Any feedback would be appreciated !!
#20 of 371 Vipergg by Vipergg Jun 12, 1998 (2:26 am)
Have a brand new 1997 extended length Dodge Ram conversion . It is a Mark III SE conversion model. So far I love this vehicle . Have the 318 V8 and 4 speed auto and it's loaded up with everything I need . got a great deal on this leftover brand new 1997 . Paid a little over $18400 before we traded our 1992 Taurus in on it . You can get some real good deals on dodges if you look around . I have seen some 1998 versions for around $18K but these are the more base short wheelbase model with the V6 engine and the 3 speed . But if you need room and have to tow something , (ours will tow 7000 lbs) and you don't mind paying a little more for gas (they are "NOT" gas misers) these can't be beat .
#21 of 371 jtrench by jtrench Jul 08, 1998 (11:41 pm)
I am a paralyzed driver looking at conversion vans for the first time. I know 1 thing, I want a Ford. I looked at a new 98 Econoline Midwest package last night and was given a price of 23,600 not including tax. This price also reflects a $1,500 rebate, a $500 loyalty rebate, and a $750 mobility rebate. Is this a good deal or should I try for a lower one? Also, is this a good model van to purchase? I'm not too familiar with the different models that are available. Can someone help me? Thanks, Jtrench Replies to this message: van_nation (Apr 23, 2007 9:12 am)
#22 of 371 jboater by jboater Jul 10, 1998 (3:17 pm)
jtrench, I bought a '97 Ford/Coachmen Countess the 1st of this year. Cost was 21,870. plus sales tax and title. The van is equipped with the 4.6 L Triton V8. I like the van a lot. Handling is good. Coachmen's package includes sound proofing resulting in a passenger car quiet ride. My only disappointment is the fuel efficiency. It was rated at 15 & 20 and, given my prior experience with vans, I was expecting that I would probably get about 17 mpg in my everyday driving. My previous van was a '95 Chevy with the 5.7 L V8 that averaged about 15 to 15.5 mpg. As I recall, the rating on that van was 12 & 15. The Ford is averaging 15.5 to 15.8 I'm afraid I can't provide any insite on Midwest Van Conversions. Jerry
#23 of 371 cathy1 by cathy1 Jul 12, 1998 (4:47 am)
I own a 92 Dodge Ram 250 Mark III Conversion and at 115,000 miles it is still going strong. However I'm ready to change to a Mini Van and I can't seem to find a price guide for Conversion Vans. Anyone know where to look? Thanks
#24 of 371 jboater by jboater Jul 13, 1998 (3:19 pm)
cathyl: NADA book shows; van wholesale 5500. retail 7300. conversion 2400. 3000. minus high mileage -2800. -2800. book value 5100. 7500. Jerry
#25 of 371 LadyGator by LadyGator Aug 12, 1998 (3:43 am)
I have a 94 Dodge American Liberty Conversion van with 79,000 miles. We are wanting to trade it in and I have no idea what the NADA value is. Anyone know? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
#26 of 371 jboater by jboater Aug 12, 1998 (1:56 pm)
Hi LadyGator: 94 Dodge B150, whsle 8300. retail 10400. B250 add 300. to both American Vans, Liberty whsle 3500. retail 4450. deduct hi miles 900. Jerry jboaterhotmail.com
#27 of 371 shade2 by shade2 Aug 15, 1998 (10:39 pm)
I'm looking at a 93 GMC-Starcraft 2500 ST hightop conversion from a private individual in Ohio. It is in very good condition, mechanically excellent (per my mechanic). Loaded > leather, all power, tv-vcr, phone, cb, dual stereo, duel air, power benchseat(bed). 5.7 v8 with 64000 miles. Any idea what it may be worth? The asking price is $12,500.

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