Ford F-59 Step Van for sale at Work Truck Direct
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Check out our detailed video where Work Truck Direct's Ryan Makris walks you through the Ford F59 P1000 Step vans with the Utilimaster body that are customized for contractors contracted to deliver for FedEx*, FedEx Ground, Amazon, and OnTrac. You'll get to see a walk- around of the outside of the step van as well as the interior. Shown above is the Ford F59 P-1000 built by Utilimaster and customized for contractors contracted to deliver for FedEx*, FedEx Ground, Amazon, and OnTrac.
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Ill buy this and convert it into tiny stealth house on wheels
Work just got a few of these. They are replacing the aging E-150s that have treated us so well over the years.
Wow wish that could happen again so I could scoop up the old one.
Hey quick question? Congratulations on your stepvan. I also was thinking of picking up one of these for work. Coming from a van cutaway I was told are very uncomfortable loud and they don’t drive very well wondering about dependability?
@@blindspot1987 They are indeed loud because of the hollow empty space. They are not uncomfortable, except they get cold and hot in the inside rather quickly when you open the door. They are not plush vehicles. But the seats, sound system, and strangely, their acceleration, are nice for a work vehicle. As far as reliability, they have been with work for too short a time to know if they are dependable. As for handling on the roads, as mentioned, they do accelerate rather good for such a large vehicle. Turns are much wider than the E-150 vans. It seem the front wheels and back wheels could have been put closer together to make turns tighter. You really feel the wide turn negative when parking the step van. Although the rear is not climate controlled in our work vehicles, they are a pleasure to haul cargo with them. Here is where the stepvans are so much better than the E-150s. They carry a lot more and they are a pleasure to load verses the E-150. If you can get used to wide turns and a rather louder cabin, I find the stepvan much better than the E-150s. They save more fuel also. I have heard some of these vans come with climate controlled cargo areas. But work has none.
My dream truck 😊
Very nice for a FedEx truck yes!
I use one just like this. Is nice as hell barely has 15k miles
Need these for Australia market faster home deliveries.
We run these we only have one v10 though.. training SUCKS because the passenger seat gives you lower back pain real quick.. im 26.. ours have lift gates and rails too ratchet strap carts of product instead of shelving.
I live in one of these. Great love shack, the ladies love it
where'd you get it?
Where can I buy one?
I’m in Ohio. Do you guys have any of these for sale?
How do you adjust the height of the seat on mines there is a lever on the left side and a bolt on the right but i can't seem to adjust it up or down.
what are these starting at?
Put subs in the back?
How much
How much
do you have with Diesel ?
This was from 2017 are you still in business?
That chassis now comes with the Godzilla 7.3 instead of the Triton V-10 - but HP and torque are similar
Jim Wichert And it’s faster too.
Now the 7.3 liter Godzilla V8
Assets vs liabilities vehicles
Send a phone number and how much does one of those work truck cost
All of this is nice but these companies are going to kill their drivers with these furnaces.
Very true. I used to drive these types of vans. The summer months are hell. I am replying to you from heaven.
@@BenDover-rm3vl They now come with 2 x 60 AC standard. Two doors open and 60 MPH