1992 Ford Econoline E-350 Jayco Eagle Motorhome Low Miles
2 Days
248
14
$10,000.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoGreat shape for its age with low miles (around 76,000) and a good running engine.
The interior has been mostly redone.
Plumbing, pump, stove/oven, water heater, heating, and air, conditioner are all in great working order. The fridge works really well on propane and may work on 110 V but it sticks in my mind that it had an issue last time I had it plugged in and would not run on AC power. It may have been user error.
I have a battery bank and a solar charger that will supply 110 V power. The solar panel was damaged but a cheap one will work to get everything up and running. Motorhome runs well on backup batteries under the hood.
The motor has a new starting battery and starts and runs really well. The only issue is the power steering seems to have a leak, but you could probably drive it forever with the leak if you don’t want to get it fixed.
The generator has a tough time starting, but when it runs it will power everything. It starts easier with the van running which makes me believe it just needs a little boost in power to start. It may be an electrical connection that is weak between the van and the generator. If I were going anywhere that required a generator I would bring a cheap portable one. They are quieter and run better than the onboard one.
No trades please. I drove this to North Dakota with no issues and it will go far with very little work. It’s ready to go as it is or you could put a little more work into it.
I'm not firm on the price but probably won't entertain most trades. I would consider trading for a pop-up camper.
Text first if you want to call. I am happy to facetime serious buyers as well.
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1992 Ford Econoline E-350 Jayco Eagle Motorhome Low Miles
2 Days
248
14
$10,000.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoGreat shape for its age with low miles (around 76,000) and a good running engine.
The interior has been mostly redone.
Plumbing, pump, stove/oven, water heater, heating, and air, conditioner are all in great working order. The fridge works really well on propane and may work on 110 V but it sticks in my mind that it had an issue last time I had it plugged in and would not run on AC power. It may have been user error.
I have a battery bank and a solar charger that will supply 110 V power. The solar panel was damaged but a cheap one will work to get everything up and running. Motorhome runs well on backup batteries under the hood.
The motor has a new starting battery and starts and runs really well. The only issue is the power steering seems to have a leak, but you could probably drive it forever with the leak if you don’t want to get it fixed.
The generator has a tough time starting, but when it runs it will power everything. It starts easier with the van running which makes me believe it just needs a little boost in power to start. It may be an electrical connection that is weak between the van and the generator. If I were going anywhere that required a generator I would bring a cheap portable one. They are quieter and run better than the onboard one.
No trades please. I drove this to North Dakota with no issues and it will go far with very little work. It’s ready to go as it is or you could put a little more work into it.
I'm not firm on the price but probably won't entertain most trades. I would consider trading for a pop-up camper.
Text first if you want to call. I am happy to facetime serious buyers as well.
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