1983 Ford Econoline E100 with 300 6 cylinder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- My uncle aquired this van back in 1997 from a laundry company that used it to take and deliver laundry.
My aunt uses the van in the winter time for getting around, while my uncle would use it for general purpose while the truck is hibernating for the winter.
It use to have dull yellow paint, but my aunt colored it white with a thick blue pinstripe in the indentations on the sides.
Engine: 300 cu-in. inline 6 120hp.
Modifications: Larger cam, flowmaster exhaust, LED turn signals.
The Chevy 350 V8 in the back was the original engine that came out of the pickup and is slightly rebuilt. IT IS FOR SALE. It has an aluminum intake off an '84 Pontiac.
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Van's in great shape. I like the way you intergrated the LED's into the turn signals, very cool.
That is a REAL van...'91 was the last year of this Ford Econoline bodystyle. 1983 saw the 6.9 IDI in both the Ford Econoline and the F-250/F-350 until 1987. In 1988 through '94 was the 7.3 IDI and you could get either turbo or non-turbo.
Good lookin van
this was the most reliable van i ever owned i bought 5 cars last year(mostly beaters) and after 300,000 miles the motor fell out of it.it was great of gas for its size and with 1 ton shocks could haul ass.
The last of the real engines.
Sweet van! I bought my first car at 14, a '79 E100 shorty cargo van with a 300 inline 6 and a 3 speed manual on the floor with overdrive. Paid $100 for the thing, drove it for a year, then sold it for $750. Wish I had kept it!
I like that van.
Great sound for a i6!
Early TH-cam. No dumb music, excessive hype or click bate.
Omg it's so cool 😳
Now l wish l'd kept the 83 van.
sounds nice, i used to have an 88 E150 and it also has a straight 6 in it... i bought it from an auto auction for 450.00... found out i was the 2nd owner on it and it was originally fleet maintained by a college service van, and it only has 95k miles when i bought it, but it was getting at 16 mpg on the highway
My dad had a 1990 econoline with the same engine(300 straight 6), and the body went well before the engine did. as a matter of fact, my dad got 500$ for it from the junk dealer(moter still ran, 1 ton van)
@Ihateoldyork it's actually an I6. 6 cylinders are usually placed in the basic trim model of a vehicle particularly in trucks (this includes full sized vans too). This van here was probably the most basic van you could buy at the time, except it had an automatic transmission. There is also engine swapping. My uncle's pickup use to have a V8, now it has an I6
I ordered a 1981 E-150 with the 300 6 . Those are stock bumpers that would be painted Argent , the E-100 comes with a spare and 1 seat unless you order a passenger seat that will get you the seat belt assembly and sun visor.
The driver door has an upgraded panel because my Custom option gave it wood trims inside and chrome grill but I didn't get the storage pockets on the door...... it must be from an XLT and up with wood trim because of the 02:55 mark that has the l shaped strip with wood accent and the speaker cover .
That chrome grill may be a replacement because i could have ordered the external Bright trim appearance without the Custom option but the rear light would come with the stamped shiny Bezels . Those pop-out windows were an option on top of the bright trim because the base pop-outs had black metal trim , the side cargo doors didn't come with windows so this van may have been ordered in a hot climate to vent the van because AC cost me about $1000.00 back then as did the automatic.
1981 was the first year for the Universal VIN tags to show where a car was built by the nation. The VIN on mine started as 1FD for the USA , FORD , incomplete vehicle ( special order no seats ) .
This 1982 should be 1FTAE04EC( plant code) sequence build #1* * * * * .
The 4th position "A" is the 3000lbs GVW , B would be 3001-4000 lbs.
I've always wanted to get a van and make babies in the back, like they did in the 80's.
He got them at a truck stop. He bought a pair of square LED lights for a semi trailer. Then he trimmed both the new and the old lamps to make the new lights fit. Be careful not to harm the backup lamp.
Ford made those generation fullsize vans from 1975 through 1991.
Nice Econoline. My dad used to have a 78' Econoline 100 inline 6, the last year of the round headlights. Had a 3 on the tree manual shifter the last year of those too i believe. I've always wished he kept it so i could have fixed it up.
It has a Deltaflow 50 series muffler, stainless steel catback, he's probably asking about $200 for the V8, the statistics and data can show you where it is. It is in Van Wert, Ohio.
Wow, I should get one of these. It's about the same size as my apartment but mobile lol.
Sounds awesome!
bearings are worn, oil pump pickup driveshaft is in a box, a double-roller timing chain is also in a box, and it can come with a full engine gasket kit.
1983 was also the first year that the blue oval was put on the grille.
I'll make sure to tell my uncle that.
It's not for sale, he uses it as his winter vehicle or as a tractor during the summer.
I had a 76 that lasted me 450,000 and was still running great when I sold it 😥
lol, i loved how simple engines looked back in the day. i hate new blocky crap where you cant see anything
Change in answer, he actually could sell it for $1000, but just to let you know, the interior is bad, but it is good for work, it is rusty, especially in the rear. The only thing it has that's powered is the steering and the overdrive automatic, but it has manual everything else on it, including brakes. He'll also throw in some chrome bumpers, and various lights and parts.
Sounds like a V8.
I've got a 90 e-350 with the straight 6 300. Love that truck and it's in killer shape except for the body. I'm looking for a new body for it.
haha. To tell you the truth, back in 1983, this would have been a minivan. It has a short chassis, but it is tall.
the exhaust is a flowmaster delta 50 series not sure about the cam but it isn't stock
i love econolines
Good Day,
Those are good workhorses, eh?
I'm considering a 2002 model up here in great shape for a daily driver. Cannot find any good '83's anymore...they all rusted away here. Had a chance for a well-cared for 300c.i. in an '83 150 camper van,but no van to put it in.
They will run 4-ever,but don't rev the heck out of it eh,those six's have friggin big pistons. They were more for old men, who drive slow. That's why auto-makers developed the "V" engine. for high-rev's.
Try Engine Restorer,
@KH990j isn't that something ? Harley's are way louder and somehow that's not a problem.
@trav10854 way back when Ford had the E100s and F100s as the basic trim model for that rating of truck (in this case half-ton) the 150 models basically were a higher trim until about the late 80s or 90s when the 100 models were dropped and only the 150s remained. There was also a time when 3/4-1 ton trucks had a standard and a Heavy Duty trim. Today all 3/4-1 ton trucks are Heavy Duty.
And if your asking whats wrong with it, old age and poverty, lol. If it's the smoking it's because the valve seals are gone. He is going to put new ones in though.
@Bag0fRats yeah, and so are four-bangers.
Sweet.
continued.... in anyway it's been tuned up right..... i bought the van so i can get rid of my P.O.S dodge truck... it burns oil... but the van doesn't even use 1 drop of oil, i sold it and bought a 91 E150 with a 302 V8... and it was maintained by a vending company... runs like a top and it gets at 22 mpg on the highway... and it has 2 tanks on it... the 88 ford has 1 tank and it only hold 10 gallons.... while my 91 van has 24 gallons (12 gallons per tank)
hola me gustaria que dejacen comentarios en español porfa yo tengo una ford econoline E 250 del 77 y es fantastica
Amigo donde se ubican lo números de identificación esa Ford econoline
@Jthetinman engine was already sold a while ago.
Oh, I meant how much do you want for it. It's a cool van.
dang custom led tails, exhaust sounds heathy. lucky
did the lic. plate say chester on it????
Where can I get a set of those awesome tail lights for my 85?
No, it's just a normal Ohio License plate. The exhaust is definatley, if only the rest of the van was.
I also forgot to mention about that.
@chevyimpala3 my uncle use to have a glass pack, but my aunt was driving it on the highway a couple years ago and passed a police officer while the engine was approaching the shifting point, and she got cited for noise violation. So my uncle changed it to a Flowmaster. How do you have dual exhaust, when there is only one exhaust manifold? You must have a split exhaust.
These i6 engines can actually run a true duel exhaust set up due to firing pattern. They can derive more benefit from dual exhaust than any v8. You can buy aftermarket manifold that runs full dual exhaust, not split.
Um... maybe because it sounds awesome. If you don't think that's the case then why do it to any kind of vehicle. That's why this video has almost 9,000 views and 4.5 rating.
And 70's
not yet
whats your exhaust setup and type of cam?
How much for the van?
@ReDRuM868 hmm, I thing this van would have a manual for a basic transmission. The overdrive automatic on it was the only feature that was upgraded on the van when it was bought. Brand new it didn't even have power steering and it still doesn't have power brakes. Everything else is basic basic.
I am pretty sure ford did offer an overdrive 4spd manual.
You should drop a 351w in there. That would make it sound even better.
and waste more fuel too. the 300 six was one of the most reliable engines ever made. camshaft was gear driven, no belts or chains. high performance camshafts available as well as headers and intake manifolds thru Clifford research and overdrive units.
some guy at an engine builder shop really worked over a Ford 300 six (called it Frankinsix) here on youtube and got 311HP & 375 FT-LBS torque.
Stock cat, 2.5", stainless exhaust
Yup, you'll get another 30 years out of it !
Sell that 350ci.
LOL 👍
Probably the 60s also.
help need 88 91 i6 300 head intake for 83 e 150 4speed man forth is od rare like tb efi any and all HELP NEEDED
Deltaflow 50 series
He probably got it for cheap, the previous owners were very abusive to this thing, plus it had power nothing on it, and it barely started when he first got it because the teeth on the flywheel were worn. So I'm guessing he got it dirt cheap.
he is asking $250 for the engine now with parts
$200
its a supra!
srry, actually $250
How much for the van?